It was more than two months since I went to Baler with the Lunti peeps. Lunti is the enviroment and health awareness club of my company. Aside from sight-seeing and bonding, we also did some environment-related activities there, we can call that voluntourism.
I almost did not make it because of the heavy rains in Manila. However, it was a sunny day in Baler when we got there. Now I understand why some of my colleagues are willing to make an eight-hour trip to go to the beach.
I almost did not make it because of the heavy rains in Manila. However, it was a sunny day in Baler when we got there. Now I understand why some of my colleagues are willing to make an eight-hour trip to go to the beach.
Let me share with you some pictures I took during our Baler trip:
Note: Some pictures are kinda dark because of the Lomo effect.
planting mangroves
view from Ermita Hill, the highest point in Baler
I'll post more pictures next time. :)
Plant a tree, save the planet, be a hero. Nicely done, darling! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks Hokage! :)
ReplyDeletedamn! i missed the crispy pata and mangrove planting. it would have been interesting to try those things.
ReplyDeleteHi Marjorie! The mangrove planting is with coordination with Baler ENRO. :) Try to contact them the next time you'll go there. :) It's so fun to plant mangroves. :D
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ReplyDeletei think i've been to isla virginia too. ito ba yung may pool? and then malapit sila sa river. naalala mo pa name nung caretaker nila? :)
Hi rhoda! Yep, yung may pool sa bandang harap. :) Hmm, can't remember the name of the caretaker eh. :\
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