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Yesterday we spent Earth Day and hubby’s birthday somewhere cool and high. We hiked, napped, had picnic, the kids swam, we took photos and just relaxed. We capped off the day with snacks and coffee as we watched the sun set behind the mountains.
Photo posted in Instagram.
It was a lovely day and if we can only stretch it a bit for several more hours, we would do so. I am thankful that there was no mobile signal and I was not tempted to post photos “in the now” and just enjoyed taking photos as we enjoy the moments we shared.
The place was full of people too but we didn’t really see them most of the time because the place is huge. There were those who were on the ziplines, near the pools, in the picnic area or in their rented rooms (like we did a third of the time).
The staff told us during weekends, there are garden weddings happening at the place. It would be nice to take photos of ladies wearing Bari Jay bridesmaid dresses in the gardens though that would mean more people in the premises.
Summer time for children means having fun, fun and more fun!
Isn’t it just great to just have fun under the sun without worrying about getting sun burned, without thinking about homework and projects or without fear of side effects of lipo30? Ok, maybe scratch the last part…
Personally I want my children to enjoy the carefree play of childhood years which I had when I was younger. I want them to go bath in the river or hike grassy hills or eat mangoes under the mango tree.
Now, that was fun 
I love taking drive-by photos. I think I have “mastered” this task a bit using my mobile gadget and point and shoot camera.
Sunsets at the beach look good but river sunsets? Now this is an unusual photo for me and I definitely like how it was captured.
Posted on 4 April '12 by admin, under Celestial Sphere, Colors, Drive-by Photography, Enchanting Landscape, Home Front, Photo Challenge, Posted in Instagram, Street Scene, The Great Outdoors, Travel Time, Trees, Water. No Comments.
Drive-by photo of a part of NLEX or North Luzon Expressway.
Though a bit drab because of the lack of vegetation, still a nice relaxing view for me. Except when the farmers burn dried leaves from their rice harvest.
I have several sunset photos online: here, here, here and here. Photos from each of the blogs.
We can never get enough sunset photos, I know, because each sunset is different from yesterday or with tomorrow’s sunset.
Can’t remember where I took this though. Photo processed in Pixlr-o-matic app.
