I did not get a picture of the jeepney I was in, but I did get to take a picture of one through the window across the street while we were stopped in Lagawe.
From Lagawe it was another hour and a half or so to a place called Bagabag, and the jeepney dropped me off at what is called the Bagabag junction. It did not look like much of a transit station, but the junction proved to be a bus and jeepney hub!
I took a seat in the shade next to a pile of these pies that vendors hawk on the buses when they stop.
I waited less than an hour before a bus came by that was going to the Sampolac bus station in Manila. I possibly could have gotten on one even earlier, but I waited until I was confident.
It proved to be a great bus, because I got two seats to myself the whole time, and it had WiFi! It was about 12:30 once I got on, and we reached Manila around 19:30. I jumped off early, because I realized we were stopped below an LRT station, and I figured it would be easier/faster to take the LRT further into the city rather than wait for the bus to make its way through traffic. I think this was a good choice, because I was back at my hostel by 20:00--plus I got to experience the LRT, which was certainly the most modern of the Philippines modes of transportation I have used!
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