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Theme: TRANSPORTATION
Rosa again opted to model instead of the one behind the camera. Great combination! A good photographer and a model! :)
Model name: Joanne
Status: Single (as of this writing...LOL)
Ethnicity: Chinese and Filipino
If you want to know more about her, you can search her online. LOL! I have her in my blogroll from one of my blogs! My first colleague who agreed to be more our model for photo op. Thanks Joanne! You will see more of her!
Now before you reach the island of Cagbalite. You have to ride this big bangka or boat. Make sure that you'll be on time when you want to ride this because they only travel twice a day. The first one around 10:30am and the other one is around 1:00pm.
Inside the bangka you have to ride with the people who are living in the island as this is the daily commute for all the islanders. Aside from the islanders, you also have to travel with the food and their supplies. But if you are more like of a sensitive traveler, you can always rent a bangka or boat solely for your own group. Otherwise, ride with the people. You will enjoy it since most of them are friendly.
First on the line is one of my favorite scene-ric shot from the place. The beautiful sunset of Cagbalite. This captured my breath away...I hope it will yours.
Last May, the QA Team went to Cagbalite, Quezon for our 2 days-1 night team building. We decided to go to Cagbalite since most of us have not been there and based on the reviews we got online, it's one of the must-go places that summer which was still not too crowded. Personally, what got me to go there was the picture that was taken using google map or satellite (not so sure) where you can see the white sands (as in white) reflecting back to the satellite and it was really amazing!
So, stay tuned for some of our highlights from the QA Cagbalite team building-slash-photo op with our very amateur models, our team mates and mostly Joanne, Rosa and Aila.
Ang bawat hibla nito ay mahalaga. Ang mga hibla nito ang bumubuo ng tali na syang magliligtas sa amin, sa sakunang di inaasahan.
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Every strands of this harness is vital. The strength of these strands can save us from unexpected accidents.
At dahil sa mga matitibay na hibla ng mga taling ito, kami ay pwede ng mapangiti sa gitna ng nakaambang disgrasya sa taas na 100 piye.
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And because of the strength of each strands, we can now smile even if we're up on the tres about 100-feet high.
Picture was taken at Subic. Tree Top Adventure.
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Likas dahil likas. Likas na sa ating mga Pinoy ang isipin na pag maputi ka, mas maganda ka. Kaya ako, ang sabon ko ay Likas. :)
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It's our nature to believe that the if your skin is whiter, the prettier you are. That's why I use Likas soap. :)
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Pakiramdam ko iba akong tao pag ako ay nasa kalikasan. Para bang ang level ng pagkatao ko ay umangat dahil kung asan ako. Ako ay isang tao na mahilig sa kalikasan. Kahit kailan di ako nanghinayang dito. Palagi na lang akong iniiwanang di makapaniwala sa kalikasan at sa kagandahan nito.
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I'm a different person when I'm with nature. It feels like I'm another human being in a different level. I call myself a nature lover...or an outdoor enthusiast. Nothing on nature disappoints me, it always leaves me breathless and humbled.
First picture. This was posted from my old photoblog. My first sunshine over looking the Visayas Island. Picture was taken when I went to Samar last 2005.
Second picture. This was also posted from my old photoblog. The undeveloped beach from Gamay, Samar. They got white beach with no resorts at all, it's really like nature tripping.
Third picture: This was posted from my old photoblog. Same part of the beach (Second Picture), just on a different angle. I love this small coconut tree coz it was bent, either by nature or somebody who's strong enough to do this. :)
Fourth picture: Not in Samar but in Camiguin. This is what they call the White Island. Picture was taken last 2007. Some part of the island will be under water when it's high tide. Taking out the white sands from this island's prohibited.
Sorry if I have too many entries for this week's litratong pinoy. I just love nature and I have too many favorite pics to choose from.
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