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Sunday, January 5, 2014

Interesting Landscapes With Cloud Formations Part II



Interesting Landscapes With Cloud Formations
A Collection Of Photos From Various Destinations In The Philippines
Part II


A continuation of Landscape photos made interesting because of Clouds formations.
Click here to see Part I


Cloudy Cordillera Sky
Municipality of Tanudan, Kalinga


Old And Imposing
Basilica de San Martin de Tours
Municipality of Taal, Batangas


Bantayan In My Dreams
Bantayan Island
Municipality of Bantayan, Cebu


Cadlao's Peak
The Rocky Beach of Calaan
Municipality of El Nido, Palawan


A Giants Missing Shoe
Sabitang Laya Island, Caramoan Peninsula
Municipality of Caramoan, Camarines Sur


The Monsoon Has Arrived
Laiya Beach
Municipality of San Juan, Batangas


Rain Falling On The Islets
Rocky Islets of Diguisit Bay
Municipality of Baler, Aurora


Of Greenland And Turquoise Waters
Mahabang Buhangin Beach, Tinaga Island
Calaguas Group of Islands, Camarines Norte


The Way To The Sky
The Sierra Madre Mountain Range, Trekking Mt Manalmon
Municipality of San Miguel, Bulacan


Home Of The Biggest Church Bell In Asia
Santa Monica Parochial Church
Municipality of Pan-ay, Capiz


The Waves, The Sun And The Rocks
Bolinao Rock Formations
Municipality of Bolinao, Pangasinan


Looking Down From The Abys Of Heavens
Climbing Mt Timbak, The 3rd Highest Mountain in Luzon
Municipality of Atok, Benguet


The Halsema Highway Sunset
Municipality of Atok, Benguet


Sunset Of Fire And Ice, And Something In Between
,Liw-liwa, San Felipe Beach
Municipality of San Felipe, Zambales


Gone But Not Forgotten
The Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery
Municipality of Nagcarlan, Laguna


Mountains Of The Gods
The Holy Mountain of Mt Banahaw and The Devils Mountain of Mt Cristobal
Camping In The Summit of Mt Mabilog
San Pablo City, Laguna


Fabled and Pristine
Pandin of Laguna's Twin Lake
Lake Pandin, San Pablo City, Laguna


Wanna Go Back to Part I of this collection
CLICK HERE




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Monday, November 4, 2013

Kalinga | The Harsh Road To Lubo


KALINGA | The Harsh Road To Lubo
Keeping The Camaraderie Alive


"Like all great travellers, I have seen more than I remember, and remember more than I have seen"
- Benjamin Disraeli


I am sharing some of the landscape photos taken along the road, hand held photos shot with the noontime sky rendering the landscape flat. Cramped as we were with our conditions in the truck, and getting the trip held up as it is every hour as the truck hits the bumps along the road, the scenery kept us happy and the presence of comrades holding on makes us want to move forward in making this trip remarkable.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Kalinga | A Day Spent At Lubo Part I


KALINGA | A Day Spent At Lubo Part I
A Sykes Outdoor Tsinelas Ni Juan Outreach


Overlooking a valley with a pristine river running in between. Lubo village is that cluster of houses in the rice terraces.

It was easily the longest weekend of my life, well one if those anyway considering the number of hours spent traveling to reach this place, not only that, what we went through can be spelled in epic proportions that a simple blog post may not be enough.