Hive Philippines Travel and Nature Photography #707 - by Allmonitors

#707 - Luisiana shots for Wednesday.

A pleasant morning this mid-week dearest Hiveans. Yesterday afternoon I had to wake up early once again because I had to prepare breakfast before my son goes to school. I cooked steam rice and fried eggs also fried luncheon meat. These are all easy to prepare meal and doesn't take a lot of time. At six in the morning I started to work as well while checking on my son's activity. He left before seven with his uncle by hitching a ride with him. In the afternoon after my shift I went to the river side for a quick jog. After I got home I felt tired already and also sleepy so I went to bed early.

For our daily shots sharing to you these scenes from our trek ending at the waterfalls they called Hulugan falls which is about the height of several storey building. We can see the wife posing as we are still away from it. She is holding on to a stick which helps in descending from the mountain we are trekking going down to the base of the falls. It was muddy and slippery because there's a rain the night when we went here.

Then before the three photos above, we first went to a smaller waterfalls which they call hidden falls. There is a lizard that made this area its domain according to our guide. The animal is always present in this spot every single time he has visitors to guide. The lizard is right there in the bottom right of the frame.😊

The next few shots is the part of the small waterfalls which the lizard made its domain. The water is not clear at all because there was a rain so there's mud mixed to it coming from the upper part of the mountains. The water here is shallow and there are many boulders of rocks with green mosses.

The wife and our guide. We are about go up on this part of the rocky mountain because there's another waterfalls up above and that's where the source of water going to the Hulugan falls.

Then on our way to the Hulugan falls we also saw these tall plants that seems to be cultivated because of their leaves. I forgot what they were for but indeed these tall plants are farmed here in this forest area.

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Shot taken in Luisiana Laguna, Philippines.