Bullock Cart
When I was a kid, my grandparents had a similar vehicle but is bigger and was pulled by a big carabao or kalabaw in Tagalog. We call the cart as ‘kariton’. We used this to carry the harvested vegetables and fruits from the farm (same as shown above) to my grandparents home. That was long, long time ago and I can’t remember anymore what happened to the ‘kariton’.
When I saw the above display at a supermarket sometime last month, I can’t resist taking a photo and I’m glad I did because now I have an entry for Jake’s Sunday post 🙂
Want to join Sunday Post? Please visit Jake’s blog – Time After Time. Thank you Jake for this challenge.
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Hmm… Interesting, what’s this Sunday post about?
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Thank you! It’s similar to weekly photo challenge, created and moderated by Jake at his blog ‘Time after Time”. You can check it out.
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Great picture, rare to see these specialiy here in the big city 😀
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Thanks 🙂
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You’re most welcome ^^
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Great entry. Colorful and fun. And I’m a fan of “kalabawas,” They are just cool creatures. Thanks.
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Thank you! I like them too 🙂
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What a great pic of a vehicle which reminds us of gentler times gone by, when everyone wasn’t in such a rush to get somewhere, as they are today.
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Thank you Adinparadise 🙂
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I’m finally catching up again on blog posts. Thanks for your patience! 🙂
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Thank you for stopping by 🙂
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Love the image…but loved hearing where it came in your life
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So sweet of you to say that! Thanks Jo 🙂
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Quiet, calm and so ecological. I love your entry. Thank you for sharing such a diverse entry to this week’s challenge.
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Thank you Kate 🙂
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This is a great photo. What a contrast with the modern day supermarket.
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Thanks Colline 🙂
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It always amazes me to see these patient animals pulling those carts! What wonderful servants carabao are to their owners.
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True! Carabao is a farmer’s bestfriend in the Philippines 🙂
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Great entry my friend no gasoline needed in your vehicle ,thanks for sharing 🙂
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So true! 🙂
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