Bakla Ako, May Reklamo?

This post is the last entry in a series of entries about my hiking trip to Mt Daguldol. (Part 1 here Part 2 here part 3 here)

Just like Nina, I am blogging about this whole experience not just because of the free stuff that we got from Columbia. The better part of this hiking trip was the adventure itself and the people I went with! Great company, even without great equipment, always makes an experience so memorable and fun!

The morning on top of the mountain was pretty cold, but that didn’t stop me from wearing my linen pants, which I normally just wear on beach trips. And since I felt like I have achieved so much, I decided to claim the world:

Others went for “me” time:

When the morning fog finally cleared out, we headed to the summit (which was like 10 meters or so from our campsite:

After some much-deserved photos at the summit, we headed back to the campsite to pack-up. Before leaving the place, I wanted to have a jump shot of my self so I made several attempts:

Until I finally achieved what I wanted: Read the rest of this entry »

This post is Part 2 of a series of entries about my hiking trip to Mt Daguldol. (Part 1 here Part 2 here)

Since I was inspired by Jayvee’s comics-type entry about our Mt Daguldol Adventure,  I decided to continue my story in photos (Gaya-gaya kase inggitera!).  I will no longer bore you with all the teeny details of the trip.

After the Fasyon shoot, we started moving up again. The trail got more difficult as we moved closer to the top, so I decided to distract myself by blabbing on about any topic I could think of. I’m not sure if I was just making myself believe that it worked, but talking while walking sure did give me the drive to get to the top.

Mother Nature must have really wanted us to experience all of its elements so she decided to pour us with rains. My water-resistant jacket helped me fight the cold. But that alone did not save me.

At around 4:00 PM, we finally arrived at the summit, Read the rest of this entry »