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- 1. Kawakawa On our way to the Kawakawa entrance, I noticed that the way was getting higher and higher. It was very tiring walking especially when you started to complete the 14 Stations of the Cross. I was with Apriel & Lynette because they were my partners in other subjects for our projects. We took pictures, so many pictures with all the 14 stations. When I started walking with Lynette, I was so tired and I haven’t been in the 1st station. Lynette and I were both. Lynette is my partner in English. Then we saw Apriel, my partner in Hekasi. We were all so tired. On our way to the 6th station I noticed Lynette was gone so It was only me, Apriel and her other friends with her. We saw a volcano. It was a beautiful view there. We took pictures of it. After an hour we left. I was sad I didn’t buy any souvenirs because I didn’t knew where to buy. Kawakawa has the uniqueness of it that will be felt and appreciated when one is on top of the hill where calm winds and air breeze waits. You can also get a full view of the city and as well as other barangays. Kawakawa hill has served as a tourist and religious attraction. That's why it is opened to the public for people to appreciate nature and environment
- 2. Hoyop-hoyopan Cave On the bus I asked where next to go. They said we will go next to Hoyop-hoyopan Cave. When I heard the “cave” I felt scared well because I’m scared in dark places. When we arrived they told us to fold our pants, protect our gadgets, etc. They told us to be always together. I was thinking that were gonna walk on a wet ground or in a water so I was worried. When we got inside, It’s not really were walking on the water. But we have to be careful of the muddy ground and fall into the water. I took many pictures. It’s dark in there but there are few lights too. We saw natural formation like statues from the stalactites. We saw sparkling stalactites, like small crystals. A woman is leading us and sharing us her knowledge. After that we left and again I didn’t bought any souvenirs because they don’t have enough money to give me the change. The Hoyop-hoyopan Cave is a cave-system in Camalig, Albay. It is the most popular destination in the town. (I only knew about this after our visit to the cave). It got its name from ‘hoyop’, a Bicolano word for ‘blow’. This place has strong & cool winds.
- 3. The Albay Park and Wildlife (Legazpi) We are going to have lunch in Wildlife! Haha but we have plans. Me, Maica, Suzette, Lynette and Janine. Our last tour since we are grade one students, we have visited this too. As usual, there we have our lunch because It is also a park. On our lunch, we are all together. We saw Eullyn and Rochelle so they joined with us. We all decided to eat on a grass carpet near a big pond. After our lunch I asked them if they want to eat my dessert which I bought from Graceland. We ate it together, some don’t want to because they think it’s very sweet but it’s not really. Then we go for a boating. I payed for them too. Some of us didn’t because I was scared and thinking that we will sink if we are so many. Only four of us rode the boat. There were no more available boats for my other friends so they didn’t have the chance to ride on a boat. It was really fun boating. Me, Maica, Eullyn and Rochelle. We were competing with the boys that’s why it’s fun. Then the principal told us that we were leaving. We said it’s was too short. But no choice. Then we left. They said this place is a picnic grove and a park combined. It also serves as the home to 347 animals of 75 species.