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February 15th 2009

Published: February 17th 2009

THE PICTURES IN THIS BLOG ARE NOT IN ORDER WITH HOW WE TRAVELLED OR TOOK THEM...WE PUT UP TOO MANY TO GO THROUGH AND RE-ORDER...IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN TOO LONG...THEY ARE ALL LABELED SO YOU CAN CONNECT THEM WITH THE PARTS OF THE BLOG...ENJOY After two weeks in Dumaguete visiting with Wilson and family, we were back off on our own, trying to cover all the sights in the few weeks we had left. We cove... Read Full Entry

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Matt and Megan

mattandmegan

After more than 10 years together, Matt and Megan recently got engaged and are planning their wedding for May of 2012. They spent the first of their 8 years together living in Berkeley, Miami, and abroad. Matt attended UC Berkeley, then joined Megan in Miami where she was attending the University of Miami and studying Marine Policy. When Megan finished graduate school, also at UM, they took off and spent 8 months traveling through Southeast Asia and Europe. They have now been back living in their hometown of Encinitas, California for almost 3 years and are settled down with Matt teaching and M... full info

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Guimaras

view from our room in Guimaras, the mango capital of the Philippines

swedish wedding party

more sunsets

guimaras again

the ubiquitous cyclo

no philippine town is complete without its own fleet

cows batoot

we loaded a farms worth of livestock on our ferry from ubay to massin

whale shark

a big one

our guides daughter

she and her friend decided to come along with us because they had never seen a whale shark before

whale shark banca boat

we're pulling our spotters

malapascua beach

Windy Malapascua

our little tour guides nearly got blown off the lighthouse

Matt with Mr. Jollibee

all the kids wanted their photo with Jollibee, but Jollibee wanted his photo with Matt (poor kids!)

wasting time in the hotel room

Bob doing her guide thing

our good 'ole lonely planet has helped us through some sticky situations (thanks to the Canadian couple who passed it down to us)

an unhappy camper

Boracay sandcastle

the beautiful beach at Boracay

for Jamie

lots of sailing to be done at Boracay

enjoying a good snap of weather

on a sunset stroll

the famous Boracay sunset

card tricks for the kids

teaching them math through cribbage

17th February 2009

bristol
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of course we are still reading!!!! keep them coming!!

17th February 2009

Vince
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Be back
Leaving is indeed the hardest, but be back soon. There are 7000 more islands to explore, albeit this may entail a 9hr bus ride.

5th March 2009

Harry
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You missed some
You guys should've gone to other northern tourist spots like the Hundred Islands in Alaminos, Pangasinan, surfing and spanish architecture in Ilocos Norte. The Batanes Islands I heard looks like the Irish countryside with it rolling hills and stone houses.

9th March 2009

Peggy
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still reading ... keep posting those beautiful photos

6th July 2009

amanda
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info on milagrosa
hey! where do i find information on the Milagrosa ferry that goes from Iloilo to Cuyo? I cant find it anywhere! :( thanks!

15th December 2010

marianne
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amazing
yeah..it's really true..i've been in cuyo..

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