Sea Kelp [Leyte 1944] Capsule or that rush of warmth

or that rush of warmth when someone remembers your name

the scent of sun-warmed paper

The biggest naval war in history is the Battle of Leyte in 1944

“Paper Mint [Pitik-Papel]” is a fresh minty green that smells like clean paper and lunch box surprises

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Sea Kelp [Leyte 1944] Capsule or that rush of warmthThe Battle of the Leyte Gulf is where the Japanese were ultimately defeated at the end of WWII. Leyte is also one of the biggest producers of Kelp, particularly in areas like Dawahon Island which has been dubbed the 'seaweed capital of Eastern Visayas.' The province also has a history of community based seaweed farming efforts, like the one in Calag itan, where a marine sanctuary was established and seaweed cultivation became a key source of income.