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    When the sun is already up in the summit. You'd see numerous mountain ranges as far as your eyes can reach with the mystique effect of the scattered clouds. Such a lovely view. by: ejlsquared Views[1439] We woke up at 3 in the morning to trek another 1.5 hours to the summit, known as abode of the gods, where one shall witness the very popular sea of clouds from dawn to sunrise. It was the coldest and hardest ascent I've ever been yet the most rewarding sunrise I've ever witnessed. by: ejlsquared Views[1619] The other jeep was stuck again with the unpaved muddy road, so we had a stop-over somewhere and noticed some local kids playing and watching the numerous jeeps passing by their place. by: ejlsquared Views[260] On our way to Mt Pulag, we passed several mountain ranges with patches similar to rice terraces in Benguet. In here, instead of rice planted on the mountain-side, they have vegetation of various kind. by: ejlsquared Views[467] Our group, with 2 jeeps, has around 15 people in each vehicle. When the other one was stuck somewhere going to our jump-off point, it was when I saw some butterflies nearby and captured them first while the others ate their lunch. by: ejlsquared Views[281]
     

    Photos: Mt Pulag: Sea of clouds at 2922 meters above

    Thursday, 6 Jun 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I became a photography enthusiast on the spur of the moment gut in college while taking photographs in our province, Negros Oriental. When I bought my very first point and shoot digital camera, and I was given a chance to go outdoors, I realized that ... Read more >
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