Memorial to
Gabriela Silang in Makati City, Philippines. Gabriela Silang was one of the Philippines' first Power Women -- she led an insurgent revolt against the Spanish in the town of Vigan, Ilocos Sur, after her husband Diego was killed. She was eventually caught and hanged, but she continues to be a symbol of heroism to the Filipino people.
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Gabriela Silang is one of my favorite heroes. a feisty and brave woman.
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Great entry! I never heard of her but it is a great story. Thanks for sharing it. Enjoy your weekend.♥
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ReplyDeletebeautiful memorial...thanks for visiting mine
That's a fabulous memorial statue. I love how it has the feeling of movement. Interesting post too.
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting story. And a beautiful statue! Have a great weekend and thanks for visiting me!
ReplyDeleteAn eye-catching memorial to an amazing woman.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post for the theme.
ReplyDeleteshe is one of my favorite women-heroes. I haven't seen this one before in Makati. I should check this out someday.
ReplyDeleteVery cool picture...great for the theme. Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brave woman. I had not heard of her before but I will have to find out more about her. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely memorial. She's truly a courageous woman worth admiring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by. Glad to be here again.