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Travelogue
Jan
12
2012
1One of the wonderful things that the island of Mindoro has is its famous beaches.
Together with my co-missionaries, we have discussed in one of our meetings our plan to spend an activity on Preparation Day in Melgar Beach. The beach is located in the town of Naujan about few miles away from Baco where I stayed.
Me...
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Jan
10
2012
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by Pransism
Our trip to Naujan was one great escape. For, as was always the case, we were not really allowed to wander outside the borders of Calapan. To find oneself far from your house in the night in the island poses one big problem – not too much public transport is available. And thus the trek to Naujan...
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Dec
19
2011
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By Lory Tan
Day 1 - Halloween revelry had obviously taken its toll on the heavens. It was early afternoon, but Manila sat beneath an angry thick canopy, the texture of grey cotton. The saints were not feasting today.
No matter. I was headed south, and glints of blue splashed the Tagalog sky. This was going...
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Dec
14
2011
4
by Cyrus Dan Cañares and Yehlen Parungao with Photos from Melgar A
Five hours away from the hustle and bustle of Metro Manila lies the beautiful island of Oriental Mindoro, where rugged mountain ranges and fertile valleys dominate.
Known to many as the land of Mangyans, tamaraws, and Mt. Halcon, Oriental...
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Dec
7
2011
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by Monette Adeva Maglaya
I soon realized that no journey carries one far unless, as it extends into the world around us, it goes an equal distance into the world within." – Lillian Smith
Gone are the slow, ponderous boats to Calapan that seemed more like floating coffins decades ago. Gone is the mixture...
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Dec
5
2011
0by Monette Adeva Maglaya
Every place I have ever been to is made significant by the images and thoughts I have of people, places and experiences that still live on in my memory. For Mindoro, it’s memories of my father, this place called Naujan and sizzling hot summer days.
Time can dull memories and I wasn’t...
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Dec
1
2011
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Story by Mark Verzo
Was where we went to, Holy Week 2010. Why? Because we did not have any plans, and like I “tweeted” (yes, I have Twitter), we almost ended up in Puerto Galera. Naujan is about two hours away from White Beach via automobile. The only reason we got to know of this unheard municipality is because...
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Nov
29
2011
3
by Edicio dela Torre
Seen from the upper deck of the Starlite Ro-Ro, the port of Calapan City is a slender strip of concrete against a lush green landscape. This is heightened by the two small equally green islands framing our boat’s approach.
I travelled with my sister and mother to Mindoro today,...
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