The Lake

These lakes are connected to the place where the biggest crocodile named Lolong captured by the people using a trap. When we passed this way, I wanted to drop off from the bus, so I can see the 21 foot (6.4 meter) saltwater crocodile, but it was almost late in the afternoon, and was raining too a little at that time.

Anyway, for those who would like to visit Lolong, the giant crocodile, he's at the remote village of Consuelo, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur, Philippines. You won't get lost when you get there because there is a big billboard of Lolong.

Project 366 Blog Photo Challenge

The Moon and the Volcano

It has been a long while since I joined this meme every Friday. I miss looking of the beautiful sky photos around the world. I wish I could post or share sky photos every week here. Anyway, here are my entries.

Below, was when the moon still up in the morning. Sorry, if it was a little blurry. I took it up at the window glass.

This is the active Mt. Mayon volcano in Albay, Bicol Philippines. It has the perfect shape of a cone, but this beautiful volcano took lives of many people living nearby. You can read history here.

I am linking this to Skywatch Friday. Have a great weekend everyone.

Cathay Pacific Air

This was our plane when we got back here in the Philippines last December. If you could notice the dates of the two photos, obviously, we celebrated our Christmas Eve in the sky. We left Sweden on the 23rd in December. Our flight was delayed for an hour, so we couldn't catch on to the next plane from Heartrow, London to Hongkong. We stayed for one night at one of the hotels in London because the next flight schedule from London to Hongkong is on December 24, 2011. That's the reason why we celebrated our Christmas Eve in the sky. Well, that was our very unforgettable, and memorable experience in our lives.

Dec. 24, 2011 at Heartrow, London

Dec. 25, 2011 at Hongkong Airport

I am linking this to Wednesday White hosted by Raya. Get the chance to visit her site too.