All Entries Tagged With: "adventure travel philippines"
TED LERNER AND THE SEX TEMPLES IN FHM MAGAZINE!!
Forget about sizzling hot Aubrey Miles. In the July issue of FHM Philippines, the editors have chosen to promote my travel adventure book, “The Traveler & the Gate Checkers.” Now that’s hot!!
INTERVIEW WITH GREATER GOOD RADIO
Here’s a recent interview I did with Jay-R Patron of Greater Good Radio out of Hawaii. From how I ended up living in the Philippines, to the ups and downs of daily life in this crazy and never dull country, to working as a journalist in one of the world’s notoriously dangerous spots, Jay-R managed to coax some interesting answers from me.
“MANANANGGAL, HOW DO YOU DO?”, part 2
Graham Payne is used to the pressures of Silicon Valley. Travelling alone to a remote and forgotten Philippine province, known mostly as the home of the “manananggal”– a mythological man eating monster, half woman, half beast–is an entirely different matter. At once fearful and fascinated, this intrepid American traveler makes some surprising discoveries in this little known part of the Philippines.
BY GRAHAM PAYNE. (2nd of two parts.)
“MANANANGGAL, HOW DO YOU DO?”
Human by day, flying, man-eating beast by night….in this obscure Philippine province, you sure do meet some interesting folks. BY GRAHAM PAYNE
Photo Essay: An Afternoon at the Pasig Church
All of daily Philippine life is on display inside and outside the 434 year old Pasig Church. A photo essay by Ted Lerner
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- Finally found some moments to upload some new content here on tedlerner.com, all of which you can check out as it spins up and down in the features section just above. I was lucky enough to be ringside doing the tv commentary for the Brian Viloria-Carlos Tamara world title fight here in Manila Jan.23rd and I've found some youtube video of the incredible last two rounds. Mika Immonen's awesome run to the World 10-Ball Championship in Manila is captured in my feature article in the Jan, 2010 issue of Billiards Digest magazine. And Saipan based author Joe Race is back with a tale of the Trung Sisters of Vietnam. Now these are some serious sisters I'd like to meet! Thanks Joe!--Ted aka "Hey,Joe"
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