Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Binibining Wanderlust
At around 9am... we were on our way to Anawangin Cove. Medyo malayo ang biyahe mula Capones. Oh! I'm sea sick!
Finally, nakarating na din kami. Malayo pa lang ay matatanaw na ang mga nagtataasang mga pine trees.
Anawangin
Cove is very different from the way I imagine it to be and from what I
saw on pictures from my sister last year. Sabi niya, dati daw wala pang
fence and you can explore the whole cove. Now, you have to pay Php50.00
for every campsite. Parang may mali no. Naging commercialized na ang
place. Baka pagdating ng araw ay magkakaroon na ng mga concrete cottages
dito at mawala na ang camping. In fact, I saw a signage na "This lot is
not for sale." Meaning may mga naganap na inquiries in buying it. Huwag
naman sana.
We chose to enter the far left campsite.
Since day tour lang kami, we paid Php 50.00 each. Tables are free.
Ang ganda ng mga pine trees.
When we came back from our short walk from the river, medyo marami na ang mga campers. seeing the tents reminds me of my Girl Scout days.
This sign is so funny! But don't worry, hindi lang ito ang paliguan, marami pa sa may bandang gilid.
see Part 3 here
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