Milk cans filled with cement, rusty boys. On an Abra farm.
Beside the sidewalk in Laoag, Ilocos Norte. A bamboo bar.
Molded cement with bolts that make the weights removable.
Makeshift muscles, Part I, II, and III.
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18 April 2011
Makeshift Muscles, Part IV
More improvised weight sightings, this time around Northern Luzon.
Milk cans filled with cement, rusty boys. On an Abra farm.
Beside the sidewalk in Laoag, Ilocos Norte. A bamboo bar.
Molded cement with bolts that make the weights removable.
Makeshift muscles, Part I, II, and III.
Milk cans filled with cement, rusty boys. On an Abra farm.
Beside the sidewalk in Laoag, Ilocos Norte. A bamboo bar.
Molded cement with bolts that make the weights removable.
Makeshift muscles, Part I, II, and III.
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