All goes around a mostly perfect volcano... (Questions)

[Foreign2U]

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Please... Anyone living there could, if the research is not that hard to make, deliver to my mail the etymological meanings of Malilipot, Daraga, Camalig, Guinobatan, Ligao, Daragang Magayon, Panganoron, Mayon? And of Lib-og, plus any meanings of the alternate names (i.e. former, more ancient names), if available, of Legazpi Cit and Tabaco City? I laready know "Albay" means "by the bay". I would also apreciate to be thaught the plot of the tragic love story of Daragang Magayon and Panganoron and the plot of Sarung Banggi. Thanks to everyone who has read thus far for reading and, for anyone with the information for giving it to me.

[Foreign2U]

deliver to my mail.

Sorry, that escaped me... deliver to my mail, or answer here, as you prefer...

[Foreign2U]

Sorry for double posting but... just didn't wanted this psot to be lost to oblivion

[godCode]

you might as well ask them PhiVolcs dudes... perhaps they'd be able answer your questiones...

or try Google... the internet's well kept secret!

[Foreign2U]

you might as well ask them PhiVolcs dudes... perhaps they'd be able answer your questiones...

or try Google... the internet's well kept secret!

I tried googling and it failed miserably, not even Wikipedia could help me there... So... How can I contact those PhiVolcs? (And thanks for answering)

[Foreign2U]

I thought "phivolcs" could be slang for someone but then I thought it coul be another form or something like that, so I searched... I doubt the Philippine Institute of Volcanology & Seismology would be interested in these things... If these meanings are historical in nature and if the stories asked for are a folk tale then there is no reason why this could matter to volcanologists or seismoslogists, after all, they care of the physical aspects of the volcano, not the social ones... But thanks anyway, at least you gave some answer.

[Foreign2U]

foreign2U: where're you located? have you checked a local library? check the filipiniana area. i doubt we've got extensive information online.

http://tourism.albay.gov.ph/legend.html - check this one out too.


here's another one: http://www.filipinasoul.com/the-legends-of-mt-mayon/

those are just folktales. if you have access to a local filipino libriary, check the catalogues... good luck.

Well, that's the problem... I'm in Lima-Peru... Very far from filipino libraries (That's why I chose my handle)... Now I will check the websites you recommend... I wanetd to use this information to exploit the unique feature of eight delimited locations of considerable size sharing a single common point of meeting (the volcano)...

[Foreign2U]

Thanks, those links solved two or three mysteries... now, if anyone can help me with the rest... I would really apreciate it, thanks in advance! Bye

[tahbiapo]

ot: i pm'ed you.

[bamboostix2011]

up for this one