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00:00hello guys today we're going to follow my father he's going to take some woods

00:14to use for cooking normally here in our place we use woods or charcoal for the

00:26daily cooking some people using gas but mostly people they prefer the woods or

00:37some tree branches dry like that so let's go and that's okay okay he will take

00:52some dry branches of trees I'm not sure what else but let's see let's find out

01:01there's a lot of trees in here

01:15ah anong puno nga ito tatay anong puno nga ito mahogany this is mahogany tree

01:27but arin may kawad

01:34ika na yung lupa yan

01:39we're gonna pick some dry like this kind of same like this but yeah let's take

01:52it's kind of slippery in here

01:57nasa na kayo

02:01saan

02:05there's a lot of banana tree here banana tree and coconut tree

02:23okay so now this is taro taro plus

02:32taro plus

02:41tin

02:43yun

02:44we will collect

02:47this dry

02:48three branches

02:50like this

02:57this

02:58this one

03:00like this

03:11then we will cut

03:14we are in the middle

03:22of the jungle

03:23the jungle

03:25ah no

03:33we will put it in

03:34hanggang doon

03:44kayo

03:44ay di nil lang

03:45oh

03:46jackanala

03:46madulas yung daho

03:49there is a lot of dry

03:52big to me

03:52but hindi ito yung putulin nyo

03:56dahan-dahan

03:59because of the dry leaves

04:04is so slippery

04:05so

04:06I'll stay a little bit

04:08but I will take that part

04:11just cutting the small

04:26small branches

04:27like that

04:30actually in this place

04:33some people

04:35prefer to cook

04:36using this

04:37dry branches

04:39or dry woods

04:41it's easy

04:42some people

04:44they're using

04:44gas

04:45or charcoal

04:46so we have that kind of option

04:52but in my

04:56in my place

05:00nowadays

05:04they prefer

05:05these woods

05:05since

05:07we have

05:09a lot

05:09in here

05:13this dry

05:15leaves

05:16kind of slippery

05:17so I cannot

05:18throw there

05:43let's hide

05:55let's hide

06:13we will cut into small pieces but not too much small just like you have pieces enough

06:33this is a branch of mahogany tree

07:03we will get this much

07:16eh kung sinako eh di mabilis

07:38mahirap magbaba dun

07:42may babula skirt pa

07:46it's right inside

07:58now we have enough this one i think this one it will last like in a few days

08:19this is the place where we cook

08:29this is the place where we cook

08:39this is the place where we cook

08:43which is the place where we cook

08:46we can cook

08:50like the bun

08:53the bun

08:57the bun

09:01the bun

09:04you have to take small pieces so that we can make

09:34what's your donation it here to remove

09:44what's your donation it here to remove

09:48what's your donation?

09:50why are you making it?

09:53gas?

09:54what's your donation?

09:58what's your donation?

10:02can you create it?

10:06Just make it a little.

10:10The hose is filled with that,

10:12that's why I'm filling it.

10:24I'm getting spilled,

10:26I can get into it.

10:28Okay, that's it.

10:36It's dead, it's dead, it's dead.

10:38I'm going to cut the tubig.

10:46What's the other one?

10:48The other one.

10:50So, this is like a hose.

10:54They cut it into like this so that we can put a fire.

11:12It's dead.

11:13No.

11:16There's a tubig.

11:18It's hard.

11:25There's a pot.

11:27It's like a hose.

11:29Who's the hose?

11:31The one that is stored in the house.

11:33The one that is stored in the house?

11:35No, that's right, it's on the house.

11:38Why should I use the hose?

11:40That's the other one.

11:42Do you have a hose in the house?

11:46I'll see you next time.

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