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The castles of Batanes

By Ross Harper-Alonso | May 19, 2002 - 12:00am

The seaside barrio of Nakamuan, Batanes is the only home Leila Beronque has ever known. Her 88-year-old mother still lives in the stone house Leila’s grandparents built. Believed to be the oldest in the district,...

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