PHOTOS: Remembering the old public market of Cauayan, Isabela
The following photos will make you miss the old public market of the then-Municipality of Cauayan, now-City of Cauayan, Isabela. Do you still remember going to Balderama's for monay and buying halo-halo from Baretto's?
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Here's a photo of the old facade of the old public market. You can still see tricycles with different colors because there was still no green-tricycle policy back in those days.
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Want to smell like fish? Try going through this alley in the old public market. Oh, just remember how it felt back then when it rained!
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Here's a photo of the old facade of the old public market. You can still see tricycles with different colors because there was still no green-tricycle policy back in those days.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEii3_RZ9HwgIKIOLN5eKaihmVv-5sMta-nUPKFpjaiWKwxYlO81QxbQZCSEPvKfOokKmKke-0fP9vSRku_JQ7HRwuHbGQEZwiLP0t88t2bDsOKNK46ndRKZxhBIeQLfYtpuYSoFJ0Gu_8o/s640/3659889574_51ebc7658b%255B1%255D.jpg)
Want to smell like fish? Try going through this alley in the old public market. Oh, just remember how it felt back then when it rained!
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