So all four of us got ourselves and our two bikes (mine and Cheem's) ready. We left the apartment around 2:00pm. We were all excited. There we drove down the center city to look for a gas station. Cheem's bike, which I was driving that day with Cheem was out of gas. Pabz on the other hand drove mine with Cheep. It was a bit chaotic search for a gas station for there wasn't one gas station opened that day. Every single station is closed even the stores. Darn again! Where could we find gas and where could we find a store to buy foods to bring along our climb? Good thing, there was this sidewalk stall we saw selling bottled gasoline as we headed out Dipolog City to Turno. The foods? We bought enough at Quick Pick, good thing it was opened. Thanks to the owner Kevin for opening his store on the Good Friday or else we'll be buying foods at the stores in Linabo with doubled prices!
Anyway, we headed to our drive to Mt. Linabo. It was a smooth drive halfway there for the road, although hilly and zigzag, was concrete.
Entering Mt. Linabo. Zigzag, a bit hilly, and rocky roads awaited. The banner says "Katkat Sakripisyo" or "Sacrifice Climb".
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was here paying a visit :D
sounds like exciting trip you got there. Mt. Linabo, never heard that til now :)
wow! ka nice sa place...nahan jud ko ug mga ingon ani nga trip sis...joyride lang dayon ba bahala ug rocky road...ehehe...mas exciting!
Thanks for sharing these snaps, gwaps! I enjoyed seeing familiar roads and byways sa bukid diha sa atoa nga common sakaanan. I'd love to see more photos and I hope you can join in this week's TT. Linky is now up! :)
thank you sir gid for visiting our dipolog city! we also have caves, waterfalls, and island hopping for outdoor lovers!
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