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| This is a view from Loida's house looking up. To go to the road, you have to take a short hike. |
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| It is about a 30 minute hike from the small road to get to a main road where you can go into town. |
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| Seeing goats along the street is very common. |
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| This is looking down onto Loida's house and neighborhood. Her house is the rusted roof on the bottom right hand corner. |
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| Look at this closely and you should be able to figure out what tree this is. Bwa ha ha! It is not a tree at all! It is a fern! I have been really impressed with what grows here. So far I have seen huge fern, pine trees, poinsettias, palm trees and bamboo. |
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| I think they still use bottles here quite frequently. |
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| With my Baguio T-Shirt. |
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| First meal I got was Pizza. And it was good! Definitely much better than anything I have had in China. This pizza cost around $7 USD. |
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| Thought this sign was interesting. Not so subtle way of saying "We want to hire someone good at flirting." |
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| These vehicles are called Jeepneys. They are the way probably at least of 60% of the people travel here. Here is a slightly comical but mostly true description of the jeepney experience. |
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| Cool sign. Wish they had this in China. |
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| Went bowling! Didn't do so well though. |
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| I have been eating a ton of street food. It is amazing and super cheap! |
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| They have donuts here that taste like donuts! YES! (bottom left in case you don't know what a donut looks like). |
Day 01 here as a tourist was fantastic. I have been constantly amazed at the beauty that surrounds me here.
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