Tattoos & Mangrove

After the island hopping, Mae got a tattoo (not pictured here). We ended up meeting a lot of our family members there so it was like a little party at the tattoo parlor. I'm sure they were not as amused.

We ended up hanging out with KM and Simon that night and going to the Mugs Cafe @ Pacific Mall. It was the suck and they kept forgetting they DIDN'T have the food we ordered. Poor Simon ordered three times and waited over an hour for his food.






Finally Simon got to eat after the rest of us.

The next day, Kuya Ewin took me and Jawen to the mangrove plantation. It was originally begun by the Mirant Power Plant as a sort of penance for polluting our precious planet. There are several different species of mangroves that were planted there and it spans many kilometers. Surprisingly, the power plant has several good conservation projects to help decrease the damage of their waste output. We drove a little while from the main road along farmland.




I miss the lush greens of the province when I'm stuck in Manila


bridge to the exhibitions


me & jawen




I was gonna throw a fit if this was the entire route


thankfully most of the trail was like this. Although it was slippery it was quite a pleasant walk.








mangroves as far as the eye can see.