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Travel Blogs from Dumaguete
Tur med manne's moms og pops
... og kom til Twin Lakes hvor vi gik af meget glat skov sti til den anden flod. Der badede vi og sejlede på træstammer :) Udsigten var meget smuk fra et tårn, men vi savnede nu alligevel en lille kajak tur som vi gerne ville ha prøvet, men der var ikke mulighed da vi kom da den ene var optaget og de andre sunket :D På turen hjem fra Twin Lakes måtte vi køre tre på den gamles bike da mannes kværn skulle lappes. Efter lapningen gik turen ned af bjerget i en ...
Fish Perfume
... ve got a seriously big head. Tom, oblivious as ever,
just carried on watching the on-board film (co-incidentally Robin
Hood!) while people beamed, waved and perved!
We
soon arrived at the port of Lilo-An where the fast craft travelled
across to Sibulan on Negros. I had (another) battle with incontinence
when the surprisingly friendly security guard at the gate's gun
brushed against my stomach. There are a few too many guns over here
for my liking!
...
Clouds, rain, hills, mud, and a waterfall!
... rope swing can hold 81kgs, about double the weight of the locals that were using it!!
WEEEEEEEE,
So as you can guess it did, and two minutes later Miss K is joining in the fun!
A few pics later, dripping wet ( of course we didn't bring a towel ) , back up the steps, on the bikes, we are pointed in the right direction to the caves by a local, and away we go!!!
The more we went, the steeper it got , the narrower the roads got,tarmac turned into mud, the sky ...
Mistaken Identity, Sharks and Falls
... I've been waiting for years. Without interrogation, he immediately asked me to ride the next available boat. A small boat that fits only me and the boatman. Super cool!
He paddle his way to the deeper part of the sea while I videotape the scene a la Steve Irwin. The shark is fed with tiny shrimps called uyap while it follows the boat that roams around the area for every tourist to see. There are around 10 - 15 boats and half a hundred ...
Dumaguete-Sagay
... og så skulle vi finde en bus der kunne tage os derop. At komme til Dumaguete var en noget anderledes oplevelse end Siquijor, da det jo er en noget større by, mere larm og mange mennekser, men vi fandt hurtigt immigrations kontoret der lå inde i en baggård, fik bestilt vores visum i noget der lignede kaos. Papirer overalt og hvis man ville kunne man vente, hvilket vi ikke gjorde da det nemt kunne tage 2-3 timer hvis ikke mere. Det ...