A link to my Sunday cover story on Sun.Star Davao: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/weekend-davao/forest-warriors And just to get a better idea of Langgawisan, here are some photos of our trip there. Have fun and ponder on what the people are standing up for. The mode of transportation is … Continue reading Sun.Star Davao: Forest warriors
I’VE had this fear of horses throughout a major portion of my childhood and adult life; after being bitten by one when I was in sixth grade. Yes, bitten. Our neighbor had a horse; just your regular Pinoy workhorse, and not those giant Arabians. It … Continue reading Sometimes you just have to ride
MY friends and I dive for fun most of the time (other times we dive for a cause), and while we love stalking fishes for the sheer challenge of getting a photograph of them before they are spooked and flip away using our point and … Continue reading Slugs like these make my day
HAVING seen the devastation humans have wreaked on marine life, it was a pleasant dive in Tagbaobo, Island Garden City of Samal last Saturday, the last day of my two-week sabbatical. The corals down there seem to be singing in sheer happiness. Errrr… label me weird, … Continue reading Happy corals, happy thoughts
IT’S just how it is up there in the mountain villages I love to visit. We arrive, the kitchen gets busy, the people gather and we all share coffee. Corn coffee or “pulbos” that the natives would mix with a tablespoon or two of sugar … Continue reading Coffee culture
PEOPLE say I’m adventurous and brave. I say…. errrrr… Let’s just say… errrr… okay… think… think… It’s really like this. I don’t seek adventures but something else entices me that requires some effort to get it. In most cases the effort required is that of an … Continue reading Because it’s there…
MANY times in my life I wonder what is it that brings me to the mountains. That question crosses my mind whenever I find myself in yet another situation that my friends will not likely find themselves in, like riding a habal-habal on a mountain … Continue reading Up those mountains
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