Charcoal oven

PAMPANGA. Felipe Policarpio, 60, of Panlinlang, Arayat, lights the burn hole of a four-meter-wide and three-meter-high earth charcoal oven to “cook” dozens of branches and wood pieces gathered from destruction brought by Typhoon Ulyses eight months ago. (Ian Ocampo Flora)
PAMPANGA. Felipe Policarpio, 60, of Panlinlang, Arayat, lights the burn hole of a four-meter-wide and three-meter-high earth charcoal oven to “cook” dozens of branches and wood pieces gathered from destruction brought by Typhoon Ulyses eight months ago. (Ian Ocampo Flora)

FELIPE Policarpio, 60, of Panlinlang, Arayat, lights the burn hole of a four-meter-wide and three-meter-high earth charcoal oven to “cook” dozens of branches and wood pieces gathered from destruction brought by Typhoon Ulyses eight months ago.

Policarpio, a fishpond worker, supplements his income by making charcoal from fallen trees and branches from recent typhoons. (Ian Ocampo Flora)

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