PNR San Pedro-Carmona Spur Line (Plus Pacita Station)

Last Saturday (Nov. 7), I explored the PNR San Pedro-Carmona spur line, before going to my cousin’s house in Pacita Complex, San Pedro. I really want to see this line right before my eyes because it’s quite near our home in Muntinlupa, yet I didn’t had a chance to have a train ride here.

I started my exploration in Pacita Complex station and walked towards the branch. Here’s what I’ve got:

Some informal settlers voluntary evict in the PNR’s right of way in San Pedro.

It’s a double line from the former Cosmos Bottling Corp. up to here. The rail on the left is the San Pedro-Carmona line, and the other one is from Bicol. BTW, I’m facing northwards here.

And a few informer settlers voluntary evict in the San Pedro-Carmona branch.

I think this is the most beautiful house in the branch.

A railway curve. Notice that the wooden ties are partially covered by cement.

The first railroad crossing of the San Pedro-Carmona branch in Pacita Complex, nearby Casa del Niño School.

Pacita Complex station at breaking dawn. Still an active station.

The signpost.

Supposedly, this is the station office. I hope that the PNR Management preserve this.

The station office and the station platform

Pacita Complex’s signal box

Panalong Kuha November 6-11, 2009

 

Yay, it’s been a while since I posted random pictures here.

No vendors in Lacson Underpass? There are more beggars and vendors on the underpass itself. (Lacson Underpass, Quiapo, Manila)

Gawin ba namang sampayan ang kawad ng kuryente (Sta. Mesa, Manila)

Banners of Cory and Ninoy in R. Magsaysay Boulevard

This is how we segregate our garbage… Sige na nga, at least nasa basurahan ang basura. Pati basurahan kasi kulang. (PUP Sta. Mesa)

Shadows (PNR Sta. Mesa Station)

Entrata building still under construction (Alabang, Muntinlupa)

Clogged Drainage…

Location: Estero in Ramon Hidalgo Street, Quiapo, Manila

It’s pretty obvious that these contribute to the floodings. Yes, Ondoy brought a record-breaking amount of rainfall, but we could at least mitigated its effect if we clear up our waterways.

I thought Mayor Alfredo Lim cleared this waterway already. Maybe it’s time to put some policemen to watch these area.

More and More Street Signs

Ano kaya ang masasabi ni Bro sa sign na ito? (10th Street, Caloocan City)

Paging Mayor Lim. These vendors aren’t supposed to be on Lacson Underpass. (Lacson Underpass, Manila)

Bawal magsulat? Eh anong tawag mo dyan? (McArthur Highway, Valenzuela City)

Eto pa’ng isa. (McArthur Highway, Valenzuela City)

This is where WWE Superstars go. (Balic-balic, Sampaloc, Manila)

Gibo Teodoro: Early Campaigning?

I saw his political ads along España Boulevard, AH Lacson, and here in Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard.

Let’s take a closer look

And who’s behind this?

OK, I believe that Gilbert “Bigo”… I mean “Gibo” Teodoro at some extent, can handle the presidency. But please, don’t engage in early campaigning. And who’s this “Kakampi at Lakas ng Mahihirap?” Is this a legitimate group, or just a dummy?

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Yung “Be Nice” sa Makati, kayo na ang susunod.