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Showing posts with label Laguna. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 25, 2014

Falls | Buruwisan Falls of Mt Romelo


FALLS | Buruwisan Falls of Mt Romelo
Siniloan, Laguna



In a corner of this river trekking, the powerful cadence of Buruwisan Falls welcomed us.


This is one of those trips where I just hitch up, but unlike my previous adventures with this group, this time it feels like I'm already part of the pack that I am with. Tired of planning my own trips or going solo, I welcomed the invite from a good friend Arnie of The Kid Wanderer. The same gang that I was with in Pico de Loro, these guys is of the same age bracket as me so I can easily relate. Adventurous and sometimes reckless, it is with this group that I learned to "Ratrat" (local slang term for trail running) a trail especially when backtracking to where the jump off started.

Saturday, April 5, 2014

Falls | The Grand Hidden Waterfalls of Buntot Palos


FALLS | The Grand Hidden Waterfalls of Buntot Palos
Venture Off The Beaten Path To A Majestic Falls


"I know now that I am not making any sense of what I write, but the sharing of my adventure and experience is always a good reason to sit down someday and look back to where I had been."
My December Moon  -Francis Balgos


Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Mountain | Sea Of Clouds From The Summit Of Mt Mabilog



MOUNTAIN | Sea Of Clouds from The Summit Of Mt Mabilog
Mountain Views from Mt Mabilog


Not all Mountains would have a 360 degree view where you can expect to witness Sunset and Sunrise spectacles in an overnight camp. Some summits view would be blocked by perhaps another mountain, some would look like a glen or garden, some covered in thick forest of trees, one can't really compare one Mountain to another no matter how similar the trails and challenges they present. 

Golden Hour Sunrise from the Summit of Mt Mabilog, overlooking the Holy and Devils mountains Mt Banahaw and Mt Cristobal. Below on the left side in the clearing of fog, can be seen Lake Pandin. 

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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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Laguna | Nagcarlan's Historic Underground Cemetery


LAGUNA | Nagcarlan's Historic Underground Cemetery
Creepy Underground Crypt


The customary walk to reach the church with a burial site beneath it.

Curiosity got the better of me, but I wouldn't miss seeing this crypt if it were the last thing I had to do in this day. I've got a fair share of visiting graves, cemetery's and creepy crypts, but this underground cemetery in Nagcarlan proved to be one of the creepiest old edifice I've seen. Mind you, I didn't discern any bad vibes or restless haunts in its corners.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Falls | Bunga (Twin) Falls Of Nagcarlan


FALLS | Bunga (Twin) Falls Of Nagcarlan
A Side Trip to Climbing Mt Mabilog



A refreshing side trip after climbing a mountain. The visit to Bunga Falls of Nagcarlan in Laguna was mainly for us who just trek the muddy trails of Mt Mabilog to freshen up before going back to Metro Manila.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Mountain | Mt Mabilog, The 5th Mountain


MOUNTAIN | Mt Mabilog, The 5th Mountain
Post Climb - Fun Weekend With Chasing Adventures Club

The 5Th mountain, sounds like a title of a novel but not much significance really, this is just how I track the Mountains I climbed this year, it only means that Mt Mabilog was my 5th Mountain. By doing so, I can easily mark them, not minding if I might try climbing the same mountain. As compared to other outdoor enthusiast, the frequency of my climbs are very slow, maybe because of certain preference that I have to consider before I say go or pass on an invitation. Mt Mabilog for me was a huge go when I received an invitation to join a weekend climb by JPMC adventure club called Chasing Adventure.