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Belfranlt Hotel Baguio

General Luna Road Baguio, Luzon, Philippines

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Bah-gee-oh

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... I'll be back there again before I fly to Perth.

So, it's been two nights without a bed! When I board my flight to Manila, I think I head bob for the whole flight. I had ten minutes left on a football podcast and I must have tried to listen to it 15 times, but each time I dropped off!

Now, I've been through three sets of ear plugs this year, you know, for my itouch. I was disappointed to hear my ...

There's a cockroach crawling up my ass...

A travel blog entry by lgmcnicholas

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... wearing my skimpiest thong having run out of clean laundry the day before, and as my pants fell so did the very large and very dead cockroach. I proceeded to laugh hysterically out of complete disbelief in the middle of this rock field as my pants remained around my ankles. After composing myself we continued on with our hike, but the guts of the cockroach remained in my pants for the rest of the day as a reminder that anything goes when you're ...

Frische Bergluft ruft! (31.5-2.6)

A travel blog entry by knotch

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... Farm fuhren. Dies hat deshalb den Grund , weil man in den Staedten der Verschmutzung entgegenwirken moechte und bei einer bestimmten letzten Ziffer auf dem Autonummernschild fuer das jeweilge Auto an einem bestimmten Tag Fahrverbot herrscht. Auf der Pferdefarm selbst konnte man dann fuern Stuendchen nen Pferd mieten und ein wenig in den Waeldern von Baguio auf Trampelpfaden ein wenig reiten. Anfangs fuehrte noch ein Guide mit das Pferd , die zweite Haelfte konnte ich ...

Luzon Mountains

A travel blog entry by jonandrose

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... the heat and hustle of the city, it is also the food bowl of the country where much produce is grown.

It reminds me of Cameron Highlands in Malaysia and has all the same importance to the country, it is a welcome break from the intense heat of Manila.

I book into Casa Vallejo and it is very English in design and the dinner that night is wonderful, I was beginning to dis- pare of Philippina cooking and it hadn't really inspired me, ...

Cool Air

A travel blog entry by erikmeyer3000

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... people who lived there, the mountains affording separation from the rest of Luzon, and delaying colonization by the Spanish...until the discovery of gold and copper.

Camp John Hay was a Spanish, then an American base, and the site of Japanese surrender in World War II.
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This hotel was formerly known as: Belfrantl

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