Do you ever wonder how it's like in Baguio during the cold December? I can say that it's actually colder in January to February, at least during the years when I worked there for a company which owns two gigantic Internet satellite dishes over at popular hiking destination Mt. Sto. Tomas (clue? =).
It was one of those unplanned trips where one destination led to another such as a short stint at Dagupan City's Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC), then the Our Lady of Manaoag Church followed suit, and thereafter an exit to Pozorrubio where that welcoming crossroad makes you choose from signs which include one that says 'to Baguio' which we obviously selected one cold December morning.
I don't feel like a tourist anymore whenever we drop by this city. It's one of those places where I feel at home besides home of course. :) But I can't stop taking pictures wherever I go, force of habit I guess. So here's another slideshow of photos I uploaded into a video over YouTube.
It was one of those unplanned trips where one destination led to another such as a short stint at Dagupan City's Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC), then the Our Lady of Manaoag Church followed suit, and thereafter an exit to Pozorrubio where that welcoming crossroad makes you choose from signs which include one that says 'to Baguio' which we obviously selected one cold December morning.
I don't feel like a tourist anymore whenever we drop by this city. It's one of those places where I feel at home besides home of course. :) But I can't stop taking pictures wherever I go, force of habit I guess. So here's another slideshow of photos I uploaded into a video over YouTube.
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