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Travel Blogs from Baguio
Meeting Jessney's birth family
... inquiry. And totally unexpectedly, they offer to show us the house where the birthfather lived. Five officers jump in a van, and we follow them (in TinTin) down the narrow roads of this tiny town. The motorcade (as it felt like) stopped in front of this basic house made from concrete blocks with a steel roof with thatch. Two officers jump out, and explain the purpose of our visit to an older lady answering the door, who later appeared to be the birth father's first cousin. Before ...
Summer City
... enough and I read basically the entirety of Tucker Max's final book in about 4 hours. The window provided me lots of opportunities to Pacman spot. I am intrigued to what extent he is a superstar over here. So far I've only really seen him do a few endorsements for various products but then again what am I expecting?
We arrived into Baguio around 5pm. We were informed there was no forward bus now and we would have to stay here. I was pretty angry that we ...
Biblical environmentalism in the mountains
... I was greeted by rain and a temperature more reminiscant of Melbourne in the winter - well it was very cold by Pinoy standards. Baguio is in the mountains and is much colder than Manila. It was a nice break from teh heat and humidity of down south and it was lovely to need a blanket for sleeping! I gave a day's teaching to about 80 people, who ...
Mayon Philippines 2007
... cinema in Bkk – to see ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ – and discovering that I no longer needed to don spectacles. My long sight has improved with age.
- Eating the delicious food in Georgetown, Penang.
- Pub quizzes in Bangkok We won 2 out of 3.
- Experiencing the night sleeper trains from KL to Butterworth and from Hat Yai to Bangkok. Both trains were very cheap and comfortable.
Now I have ...
Cool Air
... 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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Other places to stay in Baguio
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Tam-Awan Village
Pinsao Proper, Baguio | Inn -
La Brea Inn
24 Session Road, Baguio | Inn -
Forest Inn Baguio
12 Legarden Road, Baguio | Inn -
Sta.Theresa Inn
101 Sto. Thomas Rd.Campo Sioco, Baguio | Inn -
Benguet Pine Tourist Inn
82 Chanum Cor. Otek Street, Baguio | Inn -
Adivay Inn
11 Bonifacio Street, Baguio | Inn
