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Published: January 11th 2011Asia » Philippines » Luzon » Zambales » Anawangin Cove
January 11th 2011

We left Paranaque at 4AM and got to Zambales about 10ish. But without all the ado's its only about 4 hour bus trip from Monumento to the bayan. And then about 30 minute tricycle ride to the boat stop, another 30 minute boat ride to the cove.

This travel was an improptu decision. I always make the safety a vital consideration. Since my sister had been here, she said that there's nothing to worry about. I've been here before. Way back when there was'nt no development of the place yet. There was 4 of us. My sister who has her sense of thrill over these trips was on her early pregnancy. Considering her spirit, she would kayak even if she's about to pop during her first conception. She's not being careless especially she's always with a trusted group. second was my cousin who always came in handy. Then Rose, whose well known of pushing herself to the limit. So beware if she invites you to one of her "leisure" trips. I dont know but for some reason I always fall into her trap. Maaaannn!!! Anyways, and then there's me. The heaviest set of the group but would always want to conquer these trials.

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Rose and I opted to hike. We were guided by two sherpas. according to these boys, without stops, it'll take them 2 hours from the flatland upto the peak and down to the cove. We took it for 5 hours!

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As always, I was behind the pack.

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We lost count of the rivers and streams that we crossed. Anyway, it was always refreshing to cross one but at the same time the rocks and boulders were all punishing to our feet.