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Thursday, April 2, 2015

Road Trip to Baguio (2014)

Journal:

How much did I spend in Baguio Road Trip?

Bed:

High Point Boutique Inn & Restaurant

Places:

Bell Church

Cemetery of Negativism and Bell House

Bencab Museum and Cafe Isabel

Christmas Village

Foods:

Chocolate de Batirol

50's Diner at Military Cut Off Road near Kennon Road

Pizza Volante, Wright Park

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welscua: This family man who used to work in a remote area somewhere in Middle East wandered during his monthly vacation to avoid losing his job a few years back. Time has come for him to go home. During his wandering, he has become part time travel blogger and foodie but remained full time Dad. After his wandering, he tried road tripping as well and nurturing his newfound baby, Happy Stripes. Update, this guy is now working in central Africa and admiring it's beauty, people and culture.

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