Whenever I blog about a particular place, what I usually write are the things I remember right there and then. The lighthouse was the first thing that crossed my mind however I didn’t actually have enough pictures of it. Nonetheless, I just wanted to solely share the beauty of the island.
H’m … Seems like words are beginning to run out and it’s obvious that the blabbermouth in me somehow went into hibernation.
Armed with just a camera phone (iPhone 2G), here are the pictures I gathered when I got there last 20 March 2011:
Photo Source (PS): iPhone 2G
For more information (activities, how to get to the place, tips, where to stay, etc.), please click this site: lakwatsero.com.
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I never got to this part of Capones. Now I wish I had… beautiful pictures!
Don’t worry, Ms. Fiona, you can always get to that part if you wish to. Just take a look at these photos over and over again. I wish these pictures should have been captured by a DSLR to give you the “decent” environs of Capones
I was just wondering what it’s like inside a lighthouse?
Inside, you’re like in an oven. Outside or at the top, you’re like floating in the air because of strong winds.
Those pictures blew me away. It looks like what you see in the Mediterranean Islands. I never knew that Zambales has breathtaking Islands like this. The lighthouse , the blue sea, the dreamy landscape, all of these you captured beautifully on your photos. Well done my friend. One day , you and your son will be revisiting this places. It would be a great adventure for both of you. God bless you and your family. Thanks for sharing and the comments. See you in weekly photo challenge for this week.
See you in WPC for this week. Thanks too for the time as always!
I Love the beauty of this post nice work my friend
Thanks, Jake!