- THE BLOGGER’S GRID AND A GLIMPSE ABOUT THIS BLOG
I gave rise to this blog to share the stories of my wandering feet (& mind) and photos from my point-&-shoot cameras that will promote the pulchritude of my country, Philippines (i.e., to let people around the world that IT’S MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES) which will give air to the the many “hats” I wear with whoever stumbles upon it. Also, to sharpen my communication skills. I am actually craving for grammar critics’ figurative “kick” to my grammar. Grammarians out there, kick me please!
TOURIST/ADVENTURE SPOTS
Anawangin Cove and Camara Islet (San Antonio, Zambales Province)
Puting Buhangin/Kwebang Lagpas/Lukang Beach (Pagbilao, Quezon Province)
Pagsanjan Falls (Cavinti, Laguna Province)
CamSur Watersports Complex (Cadlan, Camarines Sur Province)
Lake Buhi (Buhi, Camarines Sur Province)
Caramoan Islands (Caramoan, Camarines Sur Province)
Mayon Volcano (Legazpi City, Albay Province)
La Mesa Eco Park (Fairview, Quezon City, NCR)
Philippine Cut Flower Corporation/Island Rose (Tagaytay City, Cavite Province)
Capones Island (San Antonio, Zambales Province)
Nagsasa Cove (San Antonio, Zambales Province)
The Less Traveled Town (Bangued, Abra Province)
Balaw-Balaw Restaurant (Sidetrip to Angono, Rizal Province)
Taal Volcano and Taal Lake (Talisay & San Nicolas, Batangas Province)
Lignon Hill Nature Park (Legazpi City, Albay Province)
Manila Ocean Park (Quirino Grandstand, Manila, NCR)
Manila Zoo (Malate, Manila, NCR)
Rainforest Park (Maybunga, Pasig City, NCR)
Bumbungan Eco Park (Cavinti, Laguna Province)
San Fabian Public Beach Resort (San Fabian, Pangasinan Province)
Lobo Beach Club & Spa (Brgy. Fabrica, Lobo, Batangas Province)
San Pablo Church (San Pablo, Isabela Province)
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- RECENT COMMENTS
PHILIIPPINE MOUNTAINS
Mt. Banoi (Lobo, Batangas)
Mt. Marami (Maragondon, Cavite Province)
Mt. Tagapo (Talim Island, Laguna de Bay)
Mt. Cristobal (Dolores, Quezon Province; San Pablo & Nagcarlan, Laguna Province)
Mt. Arayat (Arayat, Pampanga Province)
Mt. Gulugod-Baboy (Anilao, Batangas Province)
Mt. Pico De Loro (Ternate, Cavite Province)
Mt. Maculot (Cuenca, Batangas Province)
Mt. Manabu (Sto. Tomas, Batangas Province)
Mt. Makiling ( Sto. Tomas, Batangas Province & Los Baños, Laguna Province)
Mt. Tirad (Tirad Pass National Park, Candon City, Ilocos Sur Province)
Mt. Timbak/Singakalsa (Atok, Benguet — Mountain Province)
Mt. Batulao (Nasugbu, Batangas Province)
Mt. Isarog (Naga City, Camarines Sur Province)
PHOTOGRAPHS
Tag Archives: Mountaineering
Weekly Photo Challenge: Indulge
The highlight of my adventure to Mount Manalmon in the province of Bulacan a couple of weeks ago: indulging in the thrill of crossing Madlum river using the monkey bridge. Photo Credit: Mr. Paul Basco (a.k.a. Phoenix Pol) Related articles … Continue reading
Posted in The Wandering Feet's Folder, Travel, Weekly Photo Challenge 2012
Tagged Asia, bridge photo, Bulacan, Hiking, Indulge, Madlum, monkey bridge, Mount Manalmon, Mountain, Mountaineering, Outdoors, Paul Basco, Philippines, Phoenix Paul, Photograph, Photography, postaday, province of bulacan, Weekly Photo Challenge 2011
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Reunion (With the Masters) Climb at Mount Banoi and My New Friend From the Wild
Mount Banoi is located in the province of Batangas where its major jumpoff is at Sitio Malabnig, Brgy. Balatbat, Lobo. The mountains elevation is 960 meters above sea level (MASL) for the Main Peak and 850 MASL for the Two … Continue reading
Posted in Photoblog (iPhone 2G, Kodak C-813, GE X5 and Agfa Photo eClipse Explorer), The Wandering Feet's Folder, Travel
Tagged basic mountaineering course, Batangas, Climb, lnt principles, main peak, masl, Meters above sea level, Mother Nature, Mount Banoi, Mountain, Mountaineering, province of batangas, reaching the summit
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Celebration
If there’s one thing I would like to celebrate, it would be the fact that I’m alive and kicking. I’ve never been so aware about this gift of life until I had experienced the hardest climb in my more than … Continue reading
Amid the Rains and Darkness at Mount Marami
“There is a rhythm in life, a certain beauty which operates by a variation of lights and shadows, happiness alternating with sorrow, content with discontent, distilling in this process of contrast a sense of satisfaction, of richness that can be … Continue reading
Mount Maculot’s Irony
It has been my practice that when I blog about a particular mountain I conquered, what I always, if not usually, do is to just note the events or my reasons from pushing albeit the narration in my blog entry … Continue reading
The Chitchat (Via the Cellphone)
February 6 at 7:35 p.m. F: Hey, what u doin? Me: Cooking at the base camp of the Mount Tirad Pass. It’s f****** cold, now, here. F: Aha! So you’re a mountaineer wanna be now? Trying to be 1 of … Continue reading
