Cebu-Bohol-Cebu

As a continuation to my previous post, I now share how the trip went.
Mother's plan was to visit the Registry of Deeds at Cebu City to inquire about things I do not want to know. I went w/ her carrying my heavy bags. It was way beyond exhausting that I almost collapsed because it was too hot in there, we were walking around the city. She didn't want to get a cab because she knows that it was only nearby, so we walked, and walked and walked.

Finally got there but Mom said, unfortunately, they didn't have what she needed. So we bought tickets at the pier and went to Bien Unido, Bohol where we stayed for a night. My ninang traveled with us so she suggested that we stay at her place to save some cash.

Fast craft to Bohol. Was entertained by watching music videos and some movie w/ Jessica Alba in it.

This is the 'nineteen kupung-kupong' bus that we rode on the way to Carmen, Bohol. It was 4 in the morning by the way.

(Sagbayan Peak)
After some negotiation with van drivers at Carmen, we finally rented a van to tour us around Bohol. The driver was very kind and accommodating. His wife also went with us.

A view from the place they call 'Chocolate Hills'.

Loboc River Singers.


Dauis Church, some snake I do not know who and the man-made forest.



Tarsier Conservation Area and Baclayon Church.

Had the chance to wade through the waters of Panglao Island.

Fort San Pedro in the background.

We went back to Cebu and stayed for a night. I met-up with n old friend, Kaye Chanyee, who also went to Cebu with her family for the weekend. We spent the night together with her brother and another friend of mine. It was definitely a trip to remember, my first time to travel that far from home.
I still wish I could travel more. I'm young and it's definitely worth doing. I guess I'll end this post here but if you wish to, you can see more of my photos on the trip at doublela.multiply.com
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Until then! :)