Hello @sisterhood2. I have become nostalgic after seeing your post about the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. It opened up beautiful memories of the marvelous moments I enjoyed with that iconic landmark years ago during my travel escapades on the West Coast of the North American continent.
Do you know that it's said that a major portion of the cement used in constructing that humongous structure was imported from Cebu in the Philippines?
Hi @storiesoferne,. Aww, I'm glad the pictures evoked happy memories of your cherished travels. Someone said, "travel is not just seeing the sights, it's a change that goes on deep and permanent , in the ideas of living". Let's keep traveling.
Cebu cement in SF Golden Gate Bridge? Wouldn't that be awesome if it was rightfully recorded in the books...for posterity. Have a great day!
Indeed @sisterhood2. Traveling to international destinations helps us grow and opens our horizons to endless possibilities. In fact, we also become storytellers, enriching the lives of others with our unforgettable experiences.
That's true. Cebu cement in the SF Golden Gate Bridge is not officially documented but has spread through witnesses who claimed that it's the case. At least it's one remarkable legacy we can definitely be proud of as Cebuanos and Filipinos in general. Have a fantastic one! 😊