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Friday, August 13, 2004

Pat-yay, Banaue (Canon EOS50)

This is a hidden village in the Mountain Region.
It wasn't included in our itinerary for our
Mt. Amuyao Traverse Climb which for me
was the hardest climb i've been through!
We hiked/trekked to it from Mt. Amuyao's
peak for almost 12 hours. It was raining and
very cold! We were supposed to go from Mt. Amuyao
to Pula then to Cambulo.
Thinking about it right now, I'm grateful
that I experieced it...

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