The backyard of the Casera house in Ilag was the most interesting place. That is where the animals live, the fruit grows and most of the cooking and cleaning take place. The room that mom and I slept in was on the backside of the house so our room was often filled with wonderful aromas and smoke. It made it feel that much more like camping out to me.
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| Perlita cooking up something good, I'm sure! |
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| The pig board on top of the generator. Both used more than once while we were there. |
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| Look at all of the color. This was after the first meal of lechon. |
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| The men folk breaking down the pig and having some drinks. |
The roosters sound different than the roosters I am accustomed to hearing in US. When they crow, they seem to stop short.
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| View from the bottom (back door) |
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| View from the top (gate at the street) |
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| Aunt Gloria working in the back yard |
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| Gloria and Jenefer |
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| Last morning in Ilag |
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