Today we will be going to a park closer to home. Its the New Year and Deelow decided to go to another park with the dogs. Like I have mentioned before, dogs aren’t allowed in most state parks so I picked this simple park in the central valley. Dad, Deelow, and I together with all… Read More George Hatfield Park, California
It was a gloomy day, I said that because the clouds were dark and an impending rain was coming to the area. Deelow, Ollie and I with the dogs Corvo and Yusuf drove to Dublin and pick Ta Vans. (We didn’t bring the other two dogs because they don’t go well with huge crowds.) We… Read More Candlestick Point, California
Its been awhile since my last adventure and another walk with nature and history wouldn’t be so bad. So with the perfect timing, no rain and the weekend I finally decided to head on to Alum Rock Park with my Mom who came to visit. Alum Rock was established in 1872 and considered the oldest… Read More Alum Rock Park, California
It has been more than a month since our last adventure and Long was itching to go to another place. He preferred more of a nature adventure this time and he suggested the Sequoia National Park located almost 4 hours from San Jose. Freeway 99 is the main highway to Visalia where a road that… Read More Sequoia National Park, California
After a couple of hours in Gapan, Nueva Ecija, we hopped on a bus going to Baler. It took us more than 3 hours to reach the town. Crossing the Sierra Madre was steep and difficult, because it’s a dirt road most of the way. The route was still untouched of modernity; the road was… Read More Baler, Aurora
We have been driving around to search for California Historical Markers around the Santa Clara-San Jose area but instead, we decided to head southward towards San Benito County. My sister, Deelow and I went to Hollister and San Juan Bautista, searching for historical markers in Fremont Peak. We reached the entrance to the park but… Read More Fremont Peak, California
Since I will be writing about the district of Paco in Manila, I will be including its famous landmark; Paco Cemetery. I visited Paco Cemetery a couple of years ago and haven’t made a blog about the place so now I have the chance to talk about it. Paco is located on the southern district… Read More Paco Park and Paco Church, Manila
The district of Ermita in the heart of Manila was where I and Pabz misadventure began. I’m an avid fan of historical places as I mentioned before in my previous posts. The history of World War II and the destruction of Manila still amaze me. Pabz and I started around the Luneta Park but I… Read More Ermita, Manila
We have just finished exploring the district of Ermita so Pabz and I decided to move on to the next district, the district of Malate. It is located in the southern part of the city near the airport, the big malls and some red-light districts. But before its current reputation, the district is home to… Read More Malate, Manila
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