Karagumoy hats occupy the aisle. These are bound for hat traders in the Poblacion at 6 -7 pesos each.
Nothing to fear. This jeepney is perfectly in good running condition as tested by several years plying the Bulusan-Gubat road.
Free jeepney fare for kids as long as they are not occupying a passenger seat.
Bulusan-Barcelona jeepney commute sardines-style
Sleeping while seated on a Bulusan bound jeepney is a common occurrence. The trip is almost an hour from Gubat town.
After viewing Elmer’s excellent black and white photo of a commuter scene inside a jeepney in Manila http://elmervalenzuela.wordpress.com/2013/09/11/journeys-end/, I was inspired enough to post my rural version. My amateurish compositions though only aim to show the contrast of a jeepney ride experience in the rural areas as compared to Manila’s jeepney commuter’s ride.
Both are no doubt interesting studies of the Philippine jeepney as a public transport system in separate locations.
Photos: Alma P. Gamil
in Bulusan and Barcelona, Sorsogon, Philippines
bulusanruralvagabond 
haha. nice set!
:). My thanks!