According to Wikipedia, the big industries on the Lingayen Gulf are fishing and salt.
1944 in the Lingayen Gulf was much more intense than 1983 in Sarasota.
Photo: BIGMON via Flickr (CC)
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Lingayen Gulf
Lingayen Gulf is a part of the South China Sea in the Philippines. The gulf played a significant role in World War II. Another gulf, the Gulf of Mexico, played a significant role in my early childhood, because every February I'd visit my grandparents in Sarasota, Florida. The sun would set over the ocean, which confused me for a while.
According to Wikipedia, the big industries on the Lingayen Gulf are fishing and salt.
1944 in the Lingayen Gulf was much more intense than 1983 in Sarasota.
Photo: BIGMON via Flickr (CC)
According to Wikipedia, the big industries on the Lingayen Gulf are fishing and salt.
1944 in the Lingayen Gulf was much more intense than 1983 in Sarasota.
Photo: BIGMON via Flickr (CC)
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