You are right. You can keep the snow :-)I was riding back in a Jeepney from town yesterday, and got into a conversation with a Filipina woman who lives and works in Casper, Wyoming. She told me she loved the snow but looked forward to annual visits back here with family. I told her I missed the snow, but sometimes it was just too much.
Back in WV, friends are presently digging out from 3 feet and wishing they were here!
BTW, it cost me 12 PhPesos to ride home. It is about 6 miles. That's about a quarter... and when full, you are "cheek to cheek"! "It's more fun in the Philippines"!
BTW, it cost me 12 PhPesos to ride home. It is about 6 miles. That's about a quarter... and when full, you are "cheek to cheek"! "It's more fun in the Philippines"!I hate being "cheek to cheek" with anyone. It is too hot. Pickpockets too. I don't even bring my cell phone anymore.
Since my honey got her new Cloudphone, I was able to post to this thread, through the data plan, while cruising on up to Kapalong.
Then I played gospel music, through You Tube, for everyone in the van.
We measured the distance from the mountain top, to the house. 60 miles, but still took 3 1/2 hours.