Entering Davao Baywalk, something humongous captured my eyes.
The statue of
Michael Angelo's David.
It's gold or bronze? Huge! It's wt#!!! haha.

When I recovered from the vast structure, I became aware of the pond at the foot of David. There were fishes swimming and I was tempted to pet one cos the pool was so shallow you could easily give the fishes a hand. Right on time, cuzin' S warned me to take my hands off the water...

..cos the fish approaching my hand was a baby shark! wt#. There were plenty of them. I wonder, are they as dangerous as the matured sharks?
At the back of David,
The little Mermaid sits thoughtfully , which claimed to be a faithful reproduction of the original sitting at Copenhagen, Denmark.
There's also a mini zoo at the entrance of the park with giant ostrich.

The Baywalk park still awaiting a whole bunch of works to finish_ as of my visit (Aug. 18,2010). I hope to see it complete when I get to visit it next time.
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