<a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/HomeTown">#HomeTown</a><br /> <br /> Fellow SoMeeian this is Nueva Ecija. One of the provinces located in the island of Luzon-Philippines. A 2 and a half hour drive from Manila. Nueva Ecija is an agricultural province and is known as the "Rice Granary" of the Philippines. "Tricycle Capital of the Philippines" and "Milk Capital of the Philippines". Most of its agricultural land is untouched, undeveloped and is being used for farming and poultry. Hence it is not left behind with its nearby provinces when it comes to health care innovations, educational services and facilities, delicacies and tourist destinations such as:<br /> <br /> Minalungao Park<br /> Pantabangan Lake<br /> Lupao Pinsal Falls<br /> Nabao Lake<br /> Fort Magsaysay Dam (Pahingahan)<br /> Tanawan<br /> Highland Bali Resor<br /> <br /> One of the province's university- CLSU university has also been cited as one of the 100 most significant educational institutions in Asia.<br /> <br /> <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/ProjectPhDbyJED">#ProjectPhDbyJED</a><br /> <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/NuevaEcija">#NuevaEcija</a><br /> <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/Philippines">#Philippines</a><br /> <br /> <a target='_blank' rel='nofollow' href="https://youtu.be/x8zQFqXu5tk">https://youtu.be/x8zQFqXu5tk</a><br/>[#HomeTown Fellow SoMeeian this is Nueva Ecija. One of the provinces located in the islan](https://somee.social/posts/683604) ----------- REFERENT URL --------------- https://somee.social/search/hashtag/HomeTown https://somee.social/search/hashtag/ProjectPhDbyJED https://somee.social/search/hashtag/NuevaEcija https://somee.social/search/hashtag/Philippines https://youtu.be/x8zQFqXu5tk

Have you been Naughty or Nice??<br /> Santa and <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/JED">#JED</a><br /> <br /> Dylan's Mums alway makes sure that every year Dylan meets Santa. These photos were taken last year. I wonder which county are we going this year to see Santa. <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/JEDiaries">#JEDiaries</a><br /> <br /> Someeians, Have you ever wished upon Santa? We hope you get what you want for Christmas!<br /> <br /> <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/Santasgrotto">#Santasgrotto</a><br /> <a href="https://somee.social/search/hashtag/kidsatheart">#kidsatheart</a><br /> <br /> <br/>[Have you been Naughty or Nice?? Santa and #JED Dylan's Mums alway makes sure that ev](https://somee.social/posts/625390) ----------- REFERENT URL --------------- https://somee.social/search/hashtag/JED https://somee.social/search/hashtag/JEDiaries https://somee.social/search/hashtag/Santasgrotto https://somee.social/search/hashtag/kidsatheart

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