This is the second time I signed up for a trip with Travel Factor. I was able to pull Danna and her two friends Kris and Mark away from another tour provider. The three are fun to be with and definitely made the Pinatubo trek a much more memorable experience.
It was hard to take pictures because of the rapidly changing lighting conditions. However, Mt. Pinatubo's natural beauty thankfully didn't make it as difficult.
On the way back to Manila, we passed by the Capas Shrine for all those who died in the Death March.
nakita ko to sa album ng friend ko nung HS higher klng ako ng 1 year.. kasabay niyo pala umakyat pero sila sa may huli na banda tapos naitayo na yung 4x4 na yan.. ewan ko kung naglakad na sila simula dun.. hehe
ReplyDeleteI think yung mga nakasakay, they were picked up by another passing 4x4. Masyado pa kasing malayo from the trek starting point ito eh.
ReplyDeletelagpas ng aeta village yan db? sila ate sol mga taga GT nagstart dun maglakad rin nung march 2 hrs ata nilakad nila..
ReplyDeleteYup, lagpas Aeta village. Damn, I would have wanted a 2-hour trek too in very rough terrain. Halos hindi napudpod sapatos ko sa 30 minutes na trek ng package.
ReplyDeletekorek.. dapat ung malayo nlng para sulit :) nagswimming a kayo? parang ndi kayo pumunta sa kabilang side?
ReplyDeleteNope, didn't go to the other side. Ni hindi pumasok sa isip namin. Takot ako na baka mabasa yung camera ko, hehehe. Di bale, may next time pa naman. :D
ReplyDeleteI did swim. Actually, kaming dalawa ng isang guy yung naglakas-loob na maunang mag-swim nung umagang iyon.
ah ok sayang naman mas maganda view sa kabilang side e.. nandun ka narin sana nilubos mo na.. bhehe
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