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The Malinta Tunnel and the Remnants of the War

Tue Aug 9, 2011 10:01 PM EDT
history, philippines, world-war-ii, island, manila, bataan, tourist-destination, corrigidor, malinta-tunnel
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Round-shaped white captured by the camera inside the tunnel believed to be forces or chi which could not be seen by the naked eye but could be felt by those who are sensitive.

Entrance of the Malinta Tunnel built since 1932

Part of the remnants of World War II near the Malinta Tunnel within the island of Corrigidor, Bataan, Philippines

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The Malinta Tunnel was used as a hideout of the Americans during World War II while fighting the Japanese in the island of Corrigidor, Bataan, Philippines.

Tourists were instructed not to stay long at the entrance of the tunnel because of falling stones and debris as the tunnel was already very old.

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Oh, I felt a creepy feeling while I was inside the tunnel thinking that many died there during World War II.

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Reply#1 - Tue Aug 9, 2011 10:26 PM EDT
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