Places that I have visited on my worldly adventures.
I currently work and live in a town where air sirens go off every night to tell the errant children that they need to go to bed. Twice a night, actually – the first siren is a warning, the second a ‘get to bed now’. I love watching the tourists’ faces as they register that the loud wailing is, in fact, an air siren.
Palawan Paradise Part 4: El Nido, The Philippines Read More »
Finally, after 3 days of torrential rains, howling wind and general misery, the sun peeked through the clouds to cast a golden sheen across the Bacuit Bay.
A Golden Sunset in El Nido, Philippines Read More »
Day long saga of how I got my computer cord fixed after a part of it was gnawed away by rats.
The Saga of Computer Repair in El Nido Read More »
There were still many more places to visit in the Philippines, and so I reluctantly dragged myself away from El Nido and planned my boat ride to Coron Town, on Busuanga Island.
Palawan Paradise Part 3: Coron & Buswanga, The Philippines Read More »
Exploring Port Barton in Palawan.
Palawan Paradise Part 2: Port Barton, The Philippines Read More »
A visit to the Puerto Princessa Subterranean river located near Sabang in Palawan.
Palawan Paradise Part 1: Sabang, The Philippines Read More »
Beautiful Sipalay Beach was the perfect escape after some serious transportation adventures.
Negros Occidental: Dumaguete & Sipalay’s Sugar Beach Read More »
Camiguin has the distinction of being the island with the most volcanoes per square metre of any island on earth. It also has more volcanoes (7) than towns (5). Its terrain alternates between the moist, green jungle and black sand, with the looming mountains in between the two.
The Island of Fire: Mindanao’s Camiguin Read More »
