The Sea and the rest of Sagñay

Since Minalabac proved to be quite a challenging place to take the students due to the distance and the rocky unfinished road we encountered along the way, we decided to check out good ol’ Sagnay instead. 

Church in Tigaon

 

In the fields of Mabca

Eating tipong (coconut). I dared to eat at least one out of pakikisama and as usual, I ended up with itchy throat. (I think I’m ‘allergic’ to coconut and pineapple though I can’t understand how on earth anyone could be allergic to fruits, which are supposed to be good for the health.)

Sta. Clara Church in Sagñay

I want to be a lamplighter, hehe

In Odiongan with the view of Atulayan

At the port of Nato, Sagñay

Photo courtesy of Kuya Sonny. I didn't forget my camera but Kuya Sonny left his memory card in his laptop. For the sake of beautiful pictures, I lent him mine. After all, my Canon Powershot A490 is no match for his Nikon D3100. We'll go back anyway so it's no big deal.

No pictures of me falling into the mud, thank God. My companions are nice enough to entertain themselves with taking photos of ducks instead of me. Luckily, I’m no longer a stranger to rural life. Ang maarte dito ay lugi.

Thank you so much to Fr. Bernie Ramirez who brought us to the ports of Nato and the view along the highway where you can see Atulayan Island. God works wonders indeed!

Next destination? =)