| Then.... |  |
| You are now looking at the East end of block to A. It is very apparent in this picture that the entire block is undergoing construction work with a scaffold and pieces of concrete blocks next to it. |
| Then.... | |
| You are now looking at the East end of block to A. It is very apparent in this picture that the entire block is undergoing construction work with a scaffold and pieces of concrete blocks next to it. |
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Now.... |
| Walk to the East end today and
you'll notice the differences that has evolved since then. Block A's
walls are now under a variety of paint and all the important necessities
are installed. A water tank and the place to wash hands rests next to
the spot where the the scaffold used to be. Instead of concrete bricks
,there is a flat cement corridor skirting the west side of block A ,
with a garden filled with hanging orchids residing next to it.
The other block , block B , is also completed with the connecting walkway and stairs linking the two blocks together. Did you know that if you observed or go to the area in between the place to wash hands and the small area of gravel , you'll see a slight depression. This depression is at the exact spot where there used to be a pool of mud in the top picture. Our school's ASTRO satellite receiver can be seen sticking to the first floor balcony of block A. An antenna is on the roof to receive normal television transmission. |