Last Holy Week from March 22 to March 23, 2008, our group embark again to Mt. Pulag for the second time. Trekkers visits the place more than once as viewing the sunrise of Mt. Pulag is unexplainable and breathtaking scenes.

The Landscaping contest held at skating rink located in Burnham park is another part of the Panagbenga 2008 celebration. This picture is one of my favorite landscapes during the contest as it is similar to a forested area where plants and flowers  are abundant coming alive with the sight and sounds of a waterfall.

Beautiful smiles from the street dancers during Panagbenga 2008 street parade. The abundance of different colors in their costumes makes the parade more enjoyable to see.

A shaped flower made up of different kinds of flowers designed and placed into one of the floats during the Panagbenga 2008 parade.

Its the turn of the float parade last February 24, 2008. Even though it rained for quite a moment, the Panagbenga 2008 festival continued to showcase different flower floats.

Its Flower Festival again and Baguio City just concluded the Panagbenga 2008 celebration. One of the highlights is the  dance street parade where flower blooms and smiles fills the celebration.

It is Christmas once again and just to fill my blog with a picture of balls hanged on dried bamboos and mixed with Christmas lights.

A beautiful pink rose which grows in our backyard in Baguio City. I always see this kinds of roses whenever I go home in Baguio and I just love taking pictures of it. I don’t need to go to the market or flower shops in order for me to see these kinds of flowers. All of a sudden, I could see them in our backyard just growing and blooming elegantly.

Last Weekend (September 28-29, 2007), friends and I went to Anawangin for a nice camping but sad to say, it rained for two days. Its a place to stay during weekends but it is not recommended to go to Anawangin during the rainy season as the weather changes drastically. Here’s a nice view of the beach front when it rains.