Vacation Baguio
45 Leonard Wood Road Baguio, Luzon, Philippines
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Day 3 Afternoon: Tam Awan Village
... interest in discovering the hilly wilderness.
As it gets dark, we meet up and go to the restaurant for a meal and drink and climb down the long flight of steps to the road. It is drizzling and my friend is feeling the chill. We walk down the road on which out taxi brought us. There is no human or vehicular sign except for the occasional jeepney going in wrong direction. Engulfed in the excitement ...
A short stop off in Baguio
... for the night we noticed a HUGE spider on our ceiling. Now Kaz & I have got used to sharing our abode with nature's weird and wonderful animals, Ashley on the other hand had just flown in from his lovely house in Stratford upon Avon, a place known for Shakespeare but not exotic wildlife. So he was not too pleased about our uninvited guest. At one point I crept ...
Silver Linings: Bagio detour
... and joined our table. He was wearing a wool, winter sweater, scarf and hat, and he worried that were not used to this weather as we were wearing tank tops and sandals. We then explained to him that we lived in Korea and the coldest part of Korea, so this weather was extremely pleasant for us! We sat for hours listening to Jopee talk about this travels around the world and what the Philippines used to be like before it was hit with ...
La Union and more
... said classes 'formally' start next week! This would have been nice to know earlier! Oh well that's the way it goes sometimes. We have our first trip for the field parasitology class in about a week, and some other trips might be in the works. While waiting for our class today, Laura and I made a list of everything we want to do while here, so its time to start crossing things off the list!
Ingat!
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Helping re-build Visions for ENCA Farm
... them create contacts to broaden their programs. We also managed to sell a lot of our coffee and organic rice. It was good to recognize that there is indeed a countrywide market for our products we just need to further identify the potential buyers which the trade fair helped in fostering.
I was also quite surprised to see the wide range of vendors and products offered at the event. From small organic farming projects like ENCA Farm, to large-scale ...


