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The advent of Stories of the Wandering Feet & Mind is explained by Sonyboy Fugaban's lust to share his stories of travels and, occasionally, his wandering mind–which will give air to the the many hats he wear–and photos that will particularly promote the pulchritude of his country (i.e., to let people around the world that it’s more fun in the Philippines). He is not closing his door though for that opportunity to land to other countries too and feature the same here.
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PEOPLE ARE GENERALLY GOOD
THE UNIVERSE HAS ITS WAY OF BRINGING YOU TO NEW PLACES
THERE’S MORE TO LIFE THAN MEETS THE EYE
WE NEED THE COMFORT OF SOLITUDE
I BECAME MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS
I BECAME FITTER AND HEALTHIER
I CAN DO ONE OF THE FAMOUS EXTREME SPORTS
I CAN CROSS THE TWO-ROPE BRIDGE EFFORTLESSLY
I CAN DRIVE A QUADBIKE LIKE A PRO
I CAN SHOOT THE RAPIDS (BUT…)
I CAN TALK TO ANIMALS
I CAN TRAVEL ALONE
I CAN WITHSTAND THE RAINS AND DARKNESS (FOR HOURS)
I DRANK THE RAREST RICE WINE (TAPUY) IN THE COUNTRY
I FOUND A POSSIBLY NEW PLANT SPECIES (FINGERS CROSSED)
I LEARNED THAT THERE’S A CULTURAL HERITAGE SITE RIGHT NEXT TO MY HOMETOWN
I HAD BEEN TO WHERE THE WORLD’S SMALLEST COMMERCIAL EXTANT FISH LIVES
I SAW THE “DEADLIEST” LEAF ALIVE
I SAW THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COVE IN THE WORLD
I TASTED THE RAREST WILD RASPBERRY IN THE PHILIPPINES
I TOUCHED THE SUN-LITERALLY!
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Tag Archives: Benguet
Weekly Photo Challenge: Entrance
Philippines is a predominantly Roman Catholic nation in Asia, but there are still few Filipinos who practice aboriginal religion as there were still untouched villages during the colonial era, specifically by the three powerful nations: Spain, Japan and America. So … Continue reading
Posted in Photoblog (iPhone 2G, Kodak C-813, GE X5, Agfa Photo eClipse Explorer, and Panasonic Lumix GF2), The Wandering Feet's Folder, Travel, Weekly Photo Challenge 2011
Tagged Asia, Benguet, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Christianity, Cordillera, Infant baptism, Philippines, postaweek2011, Sacrament, Sacraments of the Catholic Church, The Daily Post
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Outreach to Mount Timbak
The Background Mount Singakalsa (a.ka. Mt. Timbak) is the third highest mountain of Luzon Island. It is one of the revered peaks of the Cordillera Mountains and it is located at Atok, Benguet. According to my research pertaining to its … Continue reading
