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Road to brgy. Bayabas |
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From this point, we started to walk |
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Slippery rock garden |
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Means of transportation of the locals |
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I was able to ride my bike with only one foot on the pedal and always pressing on the brakes |
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Light drizzle made the slippery rocks more slippery |
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Tire tracks from 4x4 enthusiast and dirt bikes. My 4x2 LSD equipped pick up will get stuck on this trail |
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Awesome tree |
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Turn right toward Brgy. Bayabas |
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civilization at last! |
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We ate our packed breakfast/lunch here. |
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One of the tour guides, two tour guides are required per group |
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Crystal clear water |
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This cave is 1.3km long according to the Brgy. Captain |
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Waist deep water near the entrance |
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Its really amazing inside the cave |
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scratched helmet |
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I banged my head on a sharp rock while climbing, good thing I was wearing a helmet |
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A good area to take a group picture, too bad we didnt have one |
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Refreshing! |
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back track or use the main road? |
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suffer fest |
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Back tracking was harder, we walked at a snail pace and took rests before a steep climb |
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Finally, we are able to ride our bikes again |
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"tong" and his dual suspension japan bike |