Santo Nino minus the curly locks

Santo Nino minus the curly locks, a photo by Alma_images on Flickr.

Saint Michael, the Archangel

Saint Michael, the Archangel, a photo by Alma_images on Flickr.

Bulusan village saint (2)

Bulusan village saint (2), a photo by Alma_images on Flickr.

Bulusan village saint (3)

Bulusan village saint (3), a photo by Alma_images on Flickr.

Mount Bulusan: The Artist

Bulusan sky is a canvas for the unexpected cloud formations that form around the volcano. If you are lucky enough to chance upon some remarkable formations be sure  to get your camera ready for it changes within minutes. The volcanic heat causes these remarkable cloud shapes and forms. It is a daily treat for me living in a house with an azotea fronting a view of the dome-shaped Bulusan Volcano. (Bulusan, Sorsogon, Philippines)

Mount Bulusan Azotea View: Like a Breast without a Nipple

Viewed from our house azotea, Mount Bulusan looks like a maiden's breast without a nipple. Sometimes it is covered with a soft bra-liked form of clouds and sometimes none at all. The mood of the volcano seems to dictate what type of cloud to wear for the day. As for the nipple--there is no need for one. Her arteries instead supply the freshest of water to our tap and the rest of the communities around her.

Binamban: Bulusan Snack Treat wrapped in Hagikhik