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Good idea. I don't agree with crazygolfer. But up to him. Of course the kids love motorbikes in the Philippines. Underaged or not. Now as foreign father this could mean trouble in case they cause an accident. Let's hope this will never happen. Gesendet von meinem SM-N950F mit Tapatalk

My sons is 10 and 9..  and have display no interest yet for riding motor alone. However.. they have BMX bikes now.. and they do love to ride them.  It's not great in our area because the road has couple of narrow spots, and traffic includes big  dump trucks that thankfully scare the boys.  However, I throw the bikes in the back and take them to the next town where the road widening is already done.. or to some of the more quiet barangay roads..  and they love the freedom they get there to ride as far as they want..  even up into the hills. 11 year old daughter of German friend usually joins them.  Been thinking to try to get the boys and their bikes over to Bantayan for a few days for some dawn to dusk rides.. Wife and I been thinking that we may need to give them bigger bikes and permission to ride locally by around age 12. for the motor.. that will wait until they are old enough.. legally.

In 2013, 8 years ago, I bought 2 condos from an English gentleman. He was the first owner and had it for some 20 years with a hot water tank outside and GA pipes supplaying showers and sinks inside building. All rusty and not functioning when I bought it. All the water pipes and electric installations had to be totally renewed - to stainless and plastic. So now I do have 4 bathrooms with hot water in showers and sinks. And two kitchens also with hot water to the sinks. I do think I and my western guests are the only one using hot water for shave and shower. At my terrasse is also a Jaquzzi, some 3x4 meters, but it is out of order for the time beeing. My plan was to put the Jaquzzi to function combine with a sauna, but as my wife and me will stay most time in Europe in the future, we most likly are going to sell the 426 m2 condos. The marked for boilers in the Philippines will not be great by common people I am afraid, but may be for some special houses and installations.

I can't tell you whether it was Qatar Airways or one of the countries involved, but my guess is that it was the airline. All I can tell you is that she was required to produce a negative PCR test at Miami Airport in order to get on the flight.