Bakla Ako, May Reklamo?

At 1:00 PM, we started the hike up the mountain. Mt. Daguldol is 670 meters above sea level and is considered by some mountaineers to have a difficulty level of 3 out of 9.

Becca, a friend who went on the same hiking trip a weekend before I did, warned me that the uphill climb was quite a challenge and it took their group (also with Columbia Sportswear) a little over four hours. I will experience first-hand if Columbia lives up to the promises it out on the tags on their products. If they don’t deliver then a bitch-fit will be thrown at every pit stop. I smoked up one last cigarette stick thinking that I wouldn’t be able to smoke for another four hours.

Here’s what I looked like during the first 30 seconds of the hike:

The first ten minutes of the hike proved to be very difficult. It was quite a challenge forme since the last time I went on a sort-of-similar trip was more than a decade ago.

After three minutes of hiking:

Ferdz taking a photo of me taking a photo of him

We arrived at the first rest stop after » Read more: Bakla Conquers Mt Daguldol (Part 2)

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Mt Daguldol: Bakla in Columbia Sportswear

April 6th, 2008

Together with four other bloggers, Phoebe, Jayvee, Nina, and Ferdz, I was invited by Kenrich International Distributor Corp. Ã¢â‚¬â€œ the distributor of Columbia Sportswear in the Philippines Ã¢â‚¬â€œ to “test drive” their apparel and equipmentÃ‚Â on a hiking trip to Mt. Daguldol last weekend.

I had so much fun that I can’t seem to put it in words for now. And since it is a lazy Sunday today, I will just leave you with photos of me clad in Columbia Sportswear! (Expect a series of posts, in the next few days!)