Three villages in one day resulted in priceless images (partly shown here). It was a trip that left me wondering why it took me so long to set foot on these wonderful local spots of my hometown. Never too late though.
First Stop: Buhang (San Vicente)
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| Mapaso, Indigenous Healing ground |
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| Rock Beach as spectacular backdrop for Mapaso |
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| Hot waters shoot out from the low cliff's crevices to pour unto the seas, hence the name, Mapaso. |
Second Stop: Bagacay (San Ramon)
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| This unknown mountain beauty is a serene river in the village of Bagacay. |
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| A brief stop on our way back from the village of Odikin for this unexpected sight in Bagacay. |
Third Stop: Odikin (Santa Barbara)
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| Shy village girls of Sta. Barbara (Odikin) |
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| More than a century-old partnership, Karagumoy and Pili |
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| Pili trees: magnificent as mansions in Santa Barbara |
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With Oya Choleng and Mabel for a souvenir shot with Santa Barbara. The Saint protects them from lightning coming from the Volcano (Bulusan) says Oya Choleng (Soledad Freo).
Sta Barbara is located around 2km from the PDZ (Permanent Danger Zone) of Bulusan Volcano where century-old (and older) pili trees are to be found. Photos of which to be released in my succeeding blogs. |
Photographs by Alma P. Gamil (except for the last photo).
Bulusan, Sorsogon, Philippines
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Magandang umaga, Alma. Kailangan namin information tungkol sa Pili tree. Gusto namin tumulak papunta Sorsogon para magtanong tanong kaya lang wala kami kakilala kaya minabuti namin kontakin ka. Sana ay matulungin mo kami, Alma. 09474815068 / 09155937083 JOJO- BONG
ReplyDeleteMagandang umaga din po at salamat sa pagdaan sa aking blog. Ano po ang kailangan nilang information tungkol sa Pili? Madami-dami na rin akong na i-blog tungkol dito spread in my other blogsites. Ito po ang aking email address: alma_angela.gamil@yahoo.com.
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