I was heading home the other night when a commotion near Carbon Market happened. All automobiles came into a halt because of an accident – potatoes came rolling on the road. While the drivers started […]
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Solo Biking around Olanggo Island: Where Wild Hearts Go
There will always be days like this – when we find ourselves in the middle of nowhere. But it’s not every day that in the middle of nowhere, we find ourselves. We understand ourselves. And we feel that very flesh beating erratically inside our chest, behind those shatterproof ribs.
White Cave traverse to Calbasaan Peak
Saturday Anybody who’d by chance see that kick would be astounded. He was still his bubbly old self but for those who’ve known him deeper, they’d know how paralysis changed him. He was smiling […]
Mt. Pulag: What the Playground of Gods Taught Us about Taking Things Slowly (via Akiki Trail)
Is Mt. Pulag worth the three-day hike? Is it really that beautiful? Can you really see the sea of clouds? Here’s a quick story of how we indeed up in the country’s third highest peak.
QUICK GUIDE: What to eat in Bantayan Island
I am no food blogger – it’s quite evident on the niche of this blog and the accounts that I have posted. However, beggars can’t be choosers. Sometimes, no matter how picky you are, in […]
Buwakan ni Alejandra: How to enjoy little inconveniences in life (Updated 2020)
Probably you have heard so much about Buwakan ni Alejandra in difference social networking sites that’s why you ended up with this blog post. But I’m not going to discuss to you in details the […]
Climbing Mt. Kanlaon a Week Before it Erupted
NOTE: This hike happened last 2017 when Mount Kanlaon reopened its trails for hikers. We were one of the many groups who were privileged to have climbed the highest landform in the Visayas during its […]
Spartan Trail: Paying forward what the Mountains had taught me
If you were to ask me about the first mountain I have climbed, brace yourself for a long and detailed tale of a gutsy decision and misadventure. It’s difficult to forget a first time – […]
Here’s why you should try Sleeping out
I grew up with stories of “engkanto” and “di-ingon nato” used by my parents and elders to force my playmates and I to go home before six in the evening after hours of chasing each […]
Brokepackers in Boracay: How we survived with a Budget of 1K
I never wanted to go to Boracay. Growing up near the shores of Cebu, I had enough Vitamin Sea, white sands, alluring sunsets, and salty breeze experience all through my life. So why bother going […]
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