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mt. pinatubo
the view is simply mesmerizing... look at that picture.....
new zealand?
no.
batanes?
no. (but that's in my wishlist)
that's the crater of mt. pinatubo........
it was a long weekend and so we decided to see mt. pinatubo last friday until saturday for another photoshoot............... so equipped w/ our camera gears, tent and some food, off we went for our long weekend lakwatsa con photoshoot..........
it's a 3-hour trek but if you want a shorter trek you need to hire a 4x4 to take you to the shorter route and will cut your trek from 3 hours to an hour......... it was very tiring........ we have to crisscross the river, balance on some rocks........... i'm not into mountain climbing really, but someone told me that the trek is not so difficult compared to sagada and that the trail is not steep so i joined.................... didn't know i would have my lungs working extra because i was huffing and puffing the whole time...................
anyway....................
but the view to the crater is amazing................. my mouth literally fell open because of the beauty of the lahar formation, it looks like the alps of switzerland from afar............................ the very wide river that is now lahar-filled
sunnier mordor
you'll see a lot of these lahar-capped mountains on your way to the crater.... is overwhelming..........................
the mt. pinatubo eruption was really devastating.................. but when you look into the remains of what happend, the lahar cutting thru mountains.......... the river turned solid because of the lahar........... the alps-like mountains because of the lahar that previously flowed from the top, you can't help but think that somehow that catastrophe turned my country even more beautiful..............
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jillcutie
jill velasco
What a Place
Whew! what a very wonderful place. It's really amazing how this catastrophic place turned into a nature's haven. I should add this to my travel wishlist. :)