a morning in Baguio
a travel journal
it was still pitch-black when we arrived at the bus terminal.
The super blue blood moon greeted us, now the color of egg yolk.
see my bloodstained shot here
I quickly regretted that I didn't bring along our zoom lens, but reminded myself that it's freaking heavyand would cost me a kidney if lost.
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It was freezing cold. After we disembarked from the bus, I kept on chattering —something I thought only possible and an exaggeration in cartoons. Tom and Jerry, anyone? I sounded like my piggy pets whenever upset or enraged lol. My long sleeves underneath my jacket hardly did anything against the chilly air.
Fortunately, there were taho peddlers in the vicinity!
notice one of the vendors' figure at the bottom right of the first picture.
inside victory liner's bus terminal.
eating taho, a warm snack, here kept our shivering at bay.
At this point, we weren't as cold as before.
My chattering finally stopped too.
temperature inside the terminal. It's clearly colder in Baguio than Metro Manila.
Felt like no one would need any air-conditioning unit throughout the day anywhere here!
In fact, when we went to SM Baguio in January, the main hallway didn't have a supply of air-conditioned air nor did I notice any ducts.
foggy fog fog~
My dad beckoned me to join him in the balcony, to show this fog! We could only make out the silhouette of the mountain beyond. Earlier, when it was still dark, we could see the many lights from the residential homes as though they were fallen stars.
the sun was rising, veiled by the fog.
So it marked the start of the real work. And there was a lot to be done.
thank you for reading!
it's one of my long overdue post as i was preoccupied
with making keychains for the past weeks ﾍ(ﾟ∇ﾟﾍ)
you can view my previous entries below
my introduction
my favorite 2k17 shots I took
my pets: a dose of cuteness
my shot of the bloodstained moon
proof i had taken the pix myself~
i have the RAW files! (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑
happy steeming and see ya around~
'til next time!
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