From the monthly archives:
Since my family moved to the suburb, we had taken a liking to private resorts–swimming pools with guesthouses that can be rented for the day or for overnight stay. It isn’t that expensive if you go with a group of, say, four families and you split the bill equally. The following photos were taken on [...]
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There is a restaurant along Sumulong Highway called Cloud 9 that offers a 180 degree panoramic view of Metro Manila’s city lights. Almost right across Padi’s Point, you have to drive up a steep road to get to the restaurant. On the ground, there are nipa huts for those who prefer a more rustic setting. [...]
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One of our favorite places to while away a lazy afternoon, the U.P. Diliman campus has lots of open fields where we fly kites, play ball or just enjoy a picnic. Plus, of course, one never runs out of things to photograph.
A Golden Shower tree (so-called because of the yellow flowers that continuously fall down) [...]
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More photos from our trip to the Enchanted Kingdom last month.
The Go-Kart Race Track. You have to pay separately for the kart racing. One-seater and two-seater karts are available.
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The MMLDC compound may look prohibiting from its entrance gate along Sumulong Highway in Antipolo, but it is the friendliest place, really–just tell the guards you want to go inside. They won’t put you through the usual irritating security checks. Ask and they will direct you to wherever you want to go. In our case, [...]
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During the summer, rows and rows of sunflowers line the University Avenue of U.P.’s Diliman campus.
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