Snapshots from my Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon trip.
This is what you'll see on the other end of Makahambus Cave. White water rafters pass through this river
The historical marker at the cave's facade.
Bonding time with my high school friend, Shine who now resides in CDO. The adorable kid next to me is Louisse, Shine's son and my inaanak.
An ancestral house in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental. The local folks (two men in blue and the lady in white shirt) showed us around before we interviewed 'Solo' papaya farmers.
Notice the carved image of a men at the corner, as if carrying the second floor of the house. I saw two old houses with the same architecture. I wonder what's the story behind.
In our quest in finding 'Solo' papaya plantations, we faced rain and narrow and muddy road. But the sight of the farm and the smell of the grass felt like home.
6 comments:
eiii,..i've to this place...hahaha i enjoyed entering the cave back & forth! It was cute. hope you'd visit Initao's too...it's more challenging.
Mabuti naman at back to normal na ang Cagayan river. Very muddy nung January ang tubig dun dahil sa flash floods. Mabuti at pwede na ulit magrafting. Yeheey!
wow that's awesome! gusto ko rin pumunta dyan nung nasa davao kami last month kaso malay ko ba pumunta dyan hehehehe
your first picture is good for postcards!
Good thing you've visited my place...My place is just a couple of block from the ancestral house on the photo....
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