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Can't believe you're there!
Wow, can't believe you're right there. How very adventurous of you indeed. And hey, those were stunning photographs! Btw, agree with you about carrying politeness wherever one goes, and under any circumstances.

just visited batanes
just came from a trip to batanes and i fell in love with the place. it is really quite amazing to visit and experience the islands and i just cant wait to go back there. unlike you, i stayed with my friend at their place in sabtang. it was just fascinating. it's as is if i stepped back in time when filipinos lived simply. i couldn't believe that there is actually a place here in the philippines where people sleep with their windows and doors open all throughout the night! everywhere you look is beautiful. and yes the people are so friendly and accommodating. i had fun riding the local tricycles on sabtang that have roofs made of cogon grass. i had fun participating in the community lunch at the local barangay fiestas. i had fun eating on huge leaves feasting on freshly caught fish and coconut crabs (tatus). the place made me realize that life can be so much happier if we scaled down a bit. the place is indeed worth visiting especially if you are the nature trippping/backpacking traveller. going there we took the flight with the royal star airlines and it cost P6000. flying back we took seair and it was P6350. now, am starting to save up again for the trip back next summer..... even without my friend. =)

Good start!
Wow, I jumped when I was notified via email that you had already blogged about this. Good job! I like reading you and your thoughts. You know, I'll say it again, I don't know how you do it, because honestly, I'm not even sure I have half the confidence you have to venture to some foreign country and experience whatever it offers you daily. :-)

Doc Hana! So these are the places you've visited! That's why I don't get to see much of you in RACMLA. Nice to stumble on your blogs here, easy reading.

God bless you!
Through the years, their plight and their battlecry remain the same. It is easy to grow indifferent. So tempting to remain uncommitted. Such helplessness. It requires a very committed leadership and genuine concern to make life fair and instill justice for these folks. Hana, God bless you and your medical mission. Somehow, we all try to make our contributions felt. They may not be enough, but we keep trying.

Very nice shots....specially the fungi photos.... I salute you and your friends uli for having lots of guts and determination !! More Power :)

Such a pleasure to see your blog.
Hello. I was just amazed with this place. It was a place assigned to me as my project, me being a student yet. Can i ask a favor if i can grab some of your photos and information? although i tried earlier to grab photos but i failed. thanks! :)

Ano !!! u went around Kathmandu by foot..... My gulay oh..... Saludo ako sayo...... Great Blog.....

Oh, my
Dear me, what a scare. That's my most dreaded nightmare----running out of cash and plastics not working! You're a brave girl. I assume everything worked out in the end ;-) Keep writing.