Backlog 2.0

I'm not yet done with my original list of Backlog articles and yet, here are more pictures on my hard drive that I haven't posted yet. I just found out today that these pictures are just stored on my hard drive waiting to be posted. If it wasn’t for the rains brought about by Habagat, I probably won’t be digging to my hard drive for old pictures.

Inside Bayombong Museum, Nueva Vizcaya

I guess I should play DotA 2 less often and give time to these pictures. I should also figure out a way to create articles faster and upload pictures as soon as my trip is done. I device a plan to segregate the pictures that needs an article vs the pictures that needs to go to the photo blog, to Wikipedia, to the Philippine Heritage Map website, on Facebook and on Instagram.

1. Escolta 2018

2. Makati Bel Air

3. Fort Santiago 2018

4. City of Dreams, Manila

5. Bayombong Museum

6. Rainforest 2017 (2nd time)

7. Marikina Heritage District

8. Jaime C Velasquez Park

9. Villa Escudero 2017

10. Wikipedia Last Entry -- Pililla, Laguna

11. 4th Pailah Festival 2017

12. Santa Clara de Montefalco Church 2016

13. Pagsanjan, Laguna

14. Upper McKinley, Taguig

15. Sto Rosario Church Pasig City

16. Bustos Dam

17. Ortigas Center at Dawn

18. Napindan 2016 using Huawei Y625-U32

19. San Lorenzo Ruiz Church, Taytay 2016

20. All Saints Day 2016

21. Poblacion Makati

22. Sts Peter and Paul Church, Makati

23. Church and Monastery of Guadalupe

24. San Felipe Neri Church, Mandaluyong

25. Church of San Juan del Monte

26. Pinaglabanan Shrine

27. 1 Day Visita Iglesia in Pampanga – San Antonio de Padua

28. San Agustin Church, Lubao

29. Chuch of Guagua, Pampanga

30. Betis Church, Guagua

31. Sta Rita Church, Pampanga

32. Bacolor Church, Pampanga

33. Metropolitan Church of San Fernando, 2016

As usual, the culprit for my inability to post my pictures is because of DotA 2 (yeah, I've been playing a lot) and watching movies. I'm so horrible at time management lately.

Aritao Church in Nueva Vizcaya

Upper McKinley, Taguig City

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My Dream Summer Trip

Two years ago, my aunt from the US visited us for a get-together. She made a very valuable travel deal with Mango Tours that allowed her to travel to Palawan, Bohol and Boracay for an affordable price. She gave us a copy of the pictures she took during this dream vacation and it made me green with envy. I wanted to have the same dream summer trip that she did.

Sunset at Palawan. What a beautiful sight.

I will visit the website of a local travel agency who would give me the best value for money and will include these 3 destinations. I've always wanted to visit El Nido and the Underground River in Palawan, the white sands of Boracay, and the Loboc River of Bohol. Since it's almost June and the rainy season is upon us, I'll probably schedule this dream summer trip in April 2014 to give me more time to save.

Palawan

Palawan is nicknamed “The Last Frontier”. It is one of the remaining parts of the Philippines that retains the beauty of nature. It is also the home of the Underground River. I’m really not found of caves but I think it would be fun to traverse the interior of this cave. Palawan is also home to such known destinations like Coron and El Nido. This would certainly be an ideal place to go Island Hopping. Not to mention that the Crocodile Farm is also located in Palawan.

Part of the Underground River that I always wanted to visit.

A nice walk on the beach of Palawan.

Boracay

Boracay is known worldwide for the white sands. It’s also known for its night life, sunset and endless activities at the beach. I always wanted to go to Boracay and hopefully 2014 will be kind for me. From the pictures that my aunt showed us, I can definitely say that she enjoyed her stay at this 1^st class beach paradise.

The paradise island of Boracay.

This rock formation is probably one of the most photographed place in Boracay.

Bohol

My mom is from Bohol and she has several stories on how beautiful the place is. Bohol is known for the Loboc River, the Tarsier (smallest primate in the world), the Chocolate Hills and old churches. I would love to dine at the famous floating restaurant. It would also nice to take a closer look at the Tarsiers. My aunt also mentioned that there is an image of St. Pio at Baclayon Church. She even took a picture of it and yes, it looks like the saint. I generally love old churches and buildings and I would surely love to take a tour of the churches in Bohol.

Can you see the image of Padre Pio? This is the Baclayon Church.

The famous floating restaurant of Loboc River, Bohol.

Travelling to these three destinations is definitely my dream summer trip for 2014. I hope I could also get a sponsor like most travel bloggers out there. I really hope to be a certified travel blogger to enjoy dream summer trips like this.

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