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Richie, don’t jump! Don’t! |
As soon as we’re done with breakfast, we went to the lagoon which is in front of the Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol building. It was my first time to see a body of water that large and that clean in a city. The ones I got used to seeing were relatively small and were mostly turned into extensions of the trash cans found near them.
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This is the lagoon I am referring to. And behind the three eyesores, is the Negros Occidental Capitol. |
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The view wasn’t that nice without… ahem. Of course I had to have my picture taken. Smile Davey Smile. Perfect. |
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If you face the lagoon opposite the Capitol you’d see two golden sculptures on each side. On the right side is a man with an elephant (or a rhinoceros, help me recall.) On the left side is woman with the same kind of creature. |
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This is where we acted like seven- year olds. Good thing there were no other kids there. Yayyy! |
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Then we moved closer to the Capitol. And Richie, it’s too early for that. lol |
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Scroll down to the next picture please. |
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Welcome to Mambukal. I like how this picture of me was taken. Good thing my face isn't blurred here 'though I can hardly even tell if that thing with two feet is me or a bird or something. |
We went to Mambukal Mountain Resort before noon. It was sizzling hot while on the road but the temperature changed when we got to this resort which has a brook surrounded by rocks and trees.
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There weren’t any tables available for us anymore so we stayed and had our lunch on some of these rocks. I decided not to include photos of us eating. They’re scary. |
Let me pause right here. I’ll post the continuation before this year ends, don’t worry.
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