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Trip to Tinuy-an Falls

Our last destination during our trip was in Tinuy-an Falls. The travel there was about to hours from the Enchanted River. I really felt tired swimming in the river that’s why I felt really sleepy during the travel. Even though how much I wanted to savor the beautiful scenery outside going to the falls, I can’t help but fall asleep.

When we get there, a lot of people were already in the place. There was actually no cottage for us, that’s why we decided not to bring any of our things. The falls was really breath taking. It was my first time seeing a falls that big. We decided to stay in the upper part of the falls where we took lots of pictures. Below are some of it.

All photos are courtesy of James Malibiran, visit his blog here: DAVAO PHOTOBLOG

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wala naku kabntay -ani maau na lang na picturan.

Laag sa G-Mall with BoB friends

I could still remember the long walk that we had looking for a boarding house in Obrero. The day ended up in the apartment of one of our friends. We had some short talks there and decided to go out and have some fun. We went to G-mall and ate first. The time was not on our side that's why we were not able to join the group in watching Kung Fu Panda II in 3D. But still, we had a wonderful time. Its a nice way to end the day.

The images below are courtesy of James Malibiran, see his blog here: Davao Photoblog

The other activity that we did in Surigao was boating. We went first into an island where we took a lot of pictures there. The scenery was really great in the sea shore. It was about 15-20 minutes travel from the enchanted river to the certain island. After taking some pictures in the sea shore, we went to a small cave found in another island. The travel was about 20 minutes. We took pictures at the mouth of the cave. The ground was very slippery so we are very careful with our steps. Stepping into the cave from our boat was also quite time consuming. Our last destination was in a floating restaurant (I’m really not sure what to call it). We actually did not eat there but we have found some fish den there with “pawikan”. We are told that we can capture a pawikan to get pictures and that’s what James, Francis, john lee, Sherwin and Richard did. They did their best in capturing the pawikan and they were successful. It was really fun watching them went after the pawikan.

Photos are courtesy of James Malibiran, visit his blog here: DAVAO PHOTOBLOG