The Chinese New Year holiday gave me a chance to revisit the city of Manila, particularly Chinatown and the surrounding area. But first, I had to see what the recent fuzz is with Manila Bay. Here’s by brief adventure.
Sunset at Manila Bay on the Chinese New Year.
2018 has been a very slow year as far as this blog is concerned. This is probably one of the years with the least number of postings that I made but fortunately there are still a lot of great things that act as silver lining to an otherwise jaded year. Here are my highlights for 2018:
Here are my year’s highlights…
It’s been more than a year since this story concluded so before I totally forget, I think it’s time to wrap it up!
Times Square soon after the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade (2017).
Of all the beautiful sights I’ve seen in and around New York City, Central Park would be one of my top favorites. It is one of the most beautiful parks I have ever seen and with so many routes available, it’s a runner’s paradise!
One moment you’re in the midst of a bustling city, the next you’re in the middle of nature…
New York City may be the first thing that comes to mind when you mention “New York,” but the state is also home to one of the most magnificent wonders of nature—Niagara Falls.
A wet and practically freezing weather greeted us on our way to Niagara Falls.
Travelling is one of the things I love to do and each year I ensure to dedicate my time and resources to at least one grand adventure. This year, I went back to the province of Palawan, this time at the world-famous town of Coron.
On our approach to Busuanga Airport.
I can’t believe it’s been almost a month now, but I still remember those days at Camarines Sur which started my back-to-back triathlon weekends. For posterity’s sake, here’s my look back at that epic weekend with TRI-Factor.
Sunset at CWC.
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