Sampaloc BOUND

Detalia 2016



Nag-Maj - P16
Maj - Luic - P35
30 mins jip ride w/ good view of the countryside; winding road and what not
brgy Apasan - P10
Everyhuan's Food House
Chami at habhab P60.order
Ulam at kanin P40
Package adventure tour overnight cmaping - P3.5K for 10 pax
1 hour walk with river corssing
water shoes ideal
kuya Eddie, the guide and landowner of 12 has Malaog farmland
Farm plenty of potable water from pansol
No cp signal
2 chambers 1 domelike chamber, 1 water outlet chamber
domelike chamber about 48 mts deep with some drain around the walls and cavities
Walls and ceiling full of bats and phytons
water rich fish, shrimps, turles, eel, bakuli
Water outlet chamber have crystal formations
Rainy season - water level is steady
Dry season - 7 x tide changes everyday. 4 x during daytime with 1.5 - 2.5 hrs intervals
Tubig Malaog at Maampon
Hibas at Ta-ib
More of an overflow
Eddie Gadan 09504113560
Lagikway - lauya
Tiplasan
Sitio kakati
Lucban-nag chart - P80

PROJECT 8 PEAKS NAGCARLAN

conceptualized 2005

Nagcarlan’s geographic features are its majestic mountain ranges having beautiful sceneries with mild and comfortable temperature all throughout the year. Nagcarlan's subtropical climate is also home to an abundance of diverse plant lives.  Known for 8 mountains sitting inside and along it’s adjacent municipalities, it provides ideal environment for outdoor adventure activities. 8 Peaks Nagcarlan are the summits resting around the municipality’s mountainous landscapes. 8 Peaks Nagcarlan is an exciting hiking destination that will surely bring new and exciting challenges to outdoor enthusiasts.  8 Peaks Nagcarlan consists of the summits of Mt. Banahaw, Mt. Cristobal, Mt. Nagcarlan, Mt. Atimla, Mt. Mabilog, Mt. Malauban, Mt. Lansay and Mt. Bayaquitos.  

The highest and being the most sought after by many adventure sport  enthusiasts to climb is Mt. Banahaw.   Brgy. Bukal in Nagcarlan provides an ideal jumpoff point  with a clear visual of the whole of the mountains’ northern facade.   Next highest is Mt. Cristobal with it’s trailhead located at Brgy Taytay where upon arriving at it’s ridge will showcase the magnificent view of the Laguna de Bay, the 7 lakes of Laguna and the rest of the Nagcarlan peaks including Mt. Cristobal’s little brother, the Tayak Hill. Brgy Sulsuguin, while it is being known for  Yambo Lake is yet an interesting  gateway to Mt. Mabilog and Mt. Malauban.  Both have  superb views of the Yambo Lake and the 360 degrees view of its environment that will definitely give anyone  a natural pleasure of peace and tranquility upon reaching them.  Mt. Lansay in Brgy Banilad and Mt. Bayaquitos with it’s jumpoff at Brgy Bunga can be both easily reached in a relax-paced short  hike if planned.  What makes the hike interesting is the descent from it’s summit, immediately followed by river trekking and falls hopping  which includes the famous Bunga falls and several others before proceeding to the summit of Mt. Bayaquitos.  And finally, Mt. Nagcarlan located in Brgy. Wakat.  Mt. Nagcarlan is the mountain that has numerous popular names as Mt. Kalisungan, Mt. Lamot and Mt. Calauan.  

Gerry Monteza, a mountaineer, an environmentalist, a scout and a local of Nagcarlan frequented 8 Peaks Nagcarlan since his childhood until today.  He believes that by providing the locals enough knowledge and consciousness in the protection and conservation of the environment, it will give back numerous benefits making local residents first-hand recipients in return. Adventure tourism can be a good springboard in promoting Nagcarlan and its formidable mountains.

Project 8 Peaks Nagcarlan

The local government of the municipality should be the ideal frontliner in providing the necessary information and logistic support for the activities. From registration log-in, assigning guides and porters*, providing transportation towards jumpoff, monitoring and communications until descent log-out, wash-up and finally return transfer.

Mt. Atimla

Mt. Banahaw

Mt. Bayaquitos

Mt. San Cristobal

Mt. Mabilog

Mt. Malauban

Mt. Lansay

Mt. Nagcarlan

SCOUTING ENRICHMENT TRIP TO CAMBODIA

written July 2015

My trip to Cambodia was very enriching. It gave me new horizon and broaden my perception about myself  and my purpose on Scouting. Sa loob ng isang lingo, habang unti-unting binabalangkas ang mga bagay na itinuturo sa amin hindi ko maiwasang iugnay ang mga kaisipan sa aking local na council, the challenges that we have right now at ang dahilan ng aking paglahok sa Training. Bukod sa normal na topics na sadyang na tinatalakay during training, dagdag na pinagusapan din namin ang Diversity, Personal Aspirations, Change at kung paano ang epekto nito sa tunay na layon ng World Scouting.

Bago po ako umalis patungong Siem Reap, April 26, nagkaroon pa tayo ng isang get together activity kung saan tinukoy ang ilang mga situwasyong kinakaharap ng Laguna Council. Ang sabi ko po sa aking maikling pananalita na susubukan kong tutuklasin sa CALT kung may kasagutan akong makukuha. Tunay po....may kasagutan akong natuklasan. At iyon ay ibabahagi ko sa inyo kung bibigyan ng pagkakataon.

“It is better to have so many differences but can agree on a common ground, than to have so many similarities but cannot agree on one ground.”

PAYING FORWARD

PGH

Dir. Gerardo D. Legaspi

Director

Philippine General Hospital

Manila

Thru Channels

Dear Sir,

Greetings from Nagcarlan, Laguna!

We are spouses Gerry and Debbie Ruth Monteza of 107 P. Zamora St. Pobalcion 1 in the municipality of Nagcarlan.  We are private citizens who just wish to share small blessings this Holiday Season to the patients presently confined at Ward 5-NICU and Ward 7-NSSCU.  The same as last year, we again plan to purchase meal packs at either KFC, McDonald’s or Jollibee whichever is easily available on Wednesday, November 28 at around 10:00 o’clock in the morning and distribute them to the patients.

We do not belong to any organization, political or religious.  Neither we have any concealed intention nor motivation.  We simply wish to give something for people to realize that love and compassion are still present everywhere.

Relative to this, may we humbly request from your good office permission to conduct the mentioned plan. There is no other activity we intend to do other than giving of meal packs.  No statement, no picture even.  Rest assured, we will abide of any PGH guidelines being applied pertaining to these matters.

We are hoping that you would consider this request.  Thank you very much in advance.

Respectfully yours,

cc:

Ms. Angelita Angie H. Dimaano
Chief Nurse

Ward 7-NICU, NSSCU
554-8400 loc 2434/2435

John Bernardo - 09959463760 (2017)

W 7 - 23
W 5 - 18+6
47 @ Jollibee P100+ (1pc chx+ maspot/corn+drink)

Pam Macalino - 09162644186 (2018)

W5- 28
W7 - 32
nsscu - 16
nicu - 11
@ Jollibee P97 (1pc chx+drink)

THANK YOU LORD

July 2017



THANK YOU LORD

Thank You Lord

I come before you today

And there’s one thing that I want to say

For all you have given to me

For all the blessings that I did not and can not see

More will come and go in the future,

but in recent moments, I got to give someone a dream.

A little hope and if only for few minutes, peace of mind

That the world isn't a dark, cynical, selfish place.  

Thank you Lord

I just want to thank you Lord

For all you have done in my life

You took my darkness and gave me your light

You took my sin and my shame

You took my sickness and heal all my pains

With a grateful heart

With an outstretched arm

I will bless your name

Thank you Lord

SCTR. GERRY IN A NUT SHELL

August 2018

The playful boy

I love space; I love the wind; I love heights----I feel free.

I can climb trees; I can swim rivers; I can leap; I can bounce-----I am determined.

I didn’t get hungry; I didn’t get tired; nothing frustrates me then. Life for me was easy.

Then I began to interact with others, in an organization offered at school.  Organization that builds character, teaches leadership and skills for self-reliance.  I surrendered myself and later became one of the organization’s exemplary reaps.  It was very enriching.

Discerning leader

Thereafter when merits and awards have been exhaustedly endowed on me, there’s no other way but to move on to the next level. The once playful boy needs to become a discerning leader in a new game field.  Confident I was, I welcomed my new role with enthusiasm and optimism. While getting ready for serious plays, I equipped myself more while crossing bridges.  On different lands I get acquainted with other leaders and wished to become constantly eligible of the organization’s evolution.

Being a volunteer

However, my role as a Leader is a predisposition. Being classified as a volunteer leader, I can opt to get busy on my role, exploring on the cultivation of programs’ practices.  And within boundaries, subject to affirmation and appreciation of colleagues, I can introduce innovative activities relative to the changing times.  Or I can chose to be sedentary providing ceremonial role as a leader and brag contrived stories to provide phony inspiration for the youth whenever given opportunities. Lastly, the option to force a way in getting more citations by undue influences to decorate a uniform with numerous commendations is very much conceivable too.  Noble and Upright as I perceived my uniform to be as comparable to my continuous struggle for righteousness, never did I thought of choosing the last preference.  For many years I unwearyingly chose to be dynamic and vigorous to offer things other than the customary despite recognitions from my peers.  For 17 long years, I liberally prepared propositions hoping that my colleagues realize my vision and labors.

Struggled romanticism

In a workplace where apathy is a popular choice by mentors rather than getting our youth into the ideal path of molding them.  Where the practice of either haste or waste has always been the exercise of the ruling classes.  In a game field where self-convenience is being endured by most of its players attending only what is favorable to nourish them and their self-professed projected image. Apparently, it has become so prevalent that it turned out to be a culture.  And one heroic act to alter such culture seemed impossible to attain.

But I persisted. I continue to be firm and aggressive insisting on the indispensable, of what is ideal and moral, undaunted on my colleagues’ insignificance that most of them never bother to care what I have been telling them.   

Proof of relevance 

6 years ago, out of frustrations, I formed a group outside the organization where I stated the same visions I long wished to impart. The group is made up of strangers from all walks of life. Diverse and with no age boundaries, without preference on aptitude, life status and creed I presented a proposition and a selfless dream that needs to be achieved.  And upon presenting, it freehandedly gained appreciation.  It became so popular that most people from local area and even outsiders believed and supported it.  It became an advocacy group too that the local government recognized its worthy existence.  By virtue of a local resolution, included the group as part of a community building body providing concepts on environment and tourism causes.  

Numerous times we had been and still being invited by the academe to lead and demonstrate our proficiency and helped out deliver a commendable cause. Realizing then that these same institutions were for the longest time my prior organization’s partner where we supposedly have to bring ideal programs for the youth.  Only to find out fatefully, these institutions are craving for help that no partner organizations have yet to serve them very well.    

Keep on or move away

It was quite a relief that various achievements made by my group proved that my point which I brought about to my prior organization was sensible.  My lucid thoughts now:

“Will I continue to insist to my peers that I am bringing up sensible ideas and indispensible conversion?  Or be apathetic, insensitive to the real aspiration of the organization to its youth?  A sedentary leader unresponsive to the youth’s critical needs and the organization’s real purpose?  Or so sadly end this distress with finality, better yet leave and free yourself from this persecution?”  

In the end, the choice is all mine.  It is my prerogative from the very start after all.

Contemplation

Patience is a remarkable virtue. Leaving is like conceding from life’s burden.  I am resilient, a survivor, a warrior always bound to succeed.  Why should I be waving a flag of defeat? 

In a way I felt liberated by the truthful acts that I sometimes deliberately displayed or an expression like this writing that I am free to dispose of.  But victory is never gained since no one truly listens or recites or exercises and actually understands. In a way you became a refugee of your own wisdom or an outcast in your own league.   

However, thinking that patience is a great virtue that I also wish to adhere, I have second thoughts of finally getting out of the organization.  I need to go on. I only need time and relevant people to help out. For now, I must accept finite disappointment, but never should I lose infinite hope. 

ERWIN'S SIGNIFICANT DAY

for December 27, 2018



ERWIN'S SIGNIFICANT DAY WITH CHIE

A neighbor, a relative and friend I also knew Erwin as I assumed to be the better half of Chie way back years ago.  We noticed them together going home and staying at their P. Zamora residence in Nagcarlan during weekends.  All the while I thought, they have already been matrimonially tied somewhere we do not know as they were carrying out like a happy couple living together for some time.Not until, one day they approached Debbie, my wife and asked if we could be their ninang and ninong in their forthcoming matrimonial ceremony.

Erwin and Chie, you have been together for some time, I know you know each other pretty well. But I will also tell you that married life is an adventure. It comes with surprises. I am sure there will be lifts and bounds, ups and downs.  You just stay put and endure life’s challenges no matter what.  Believe in the pledge you promise each other “to love and to hold, for better or for worst”. 

Communicate well. Understand well,   >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Honored not only to be part of this significant day, but also a significant part of your lives…Me and Debbie are excited to watch the next chapter of your lives unfold together as Mr. and Mrs. Erwin and Chie Comendador, husband and wife.  We wish you the best blessings that God will bestow unto you. Congratulations to the happily ever Comendadors.

HK 2016 Activities Run Down

HK ACTIVITIES RUN DOWN

Wednesday,  Jan 20, 2016

8:00 am                HK Arrival

8:30 am                Breakfast at Airport; FX for Octopus card; Brochures

10:00 am              Off to Kowloon

11:00 am              Tai-san Concierge

11:30 am              Buy Sim Card; Lunch

1:00 pm                Silvercord

3:00 pm                Check-in at Tai-san; Rest; E-mail YMCA King court

6:00 pm                Dinner at How Fuk

7:30 pm                FREE & EASY

                                Jojo – Mongkok; HMTC Nelson cor Tung Chai st.

                                Debbie – K11; The One

Thursday, Jan 21, 2016

6:30 am                Breakfast

8:00 am                visit Rosary Church

10:00 am              back to hotel

10:30 am              Off to Citygate; Lunch @ Food Republic

2:00 pm                back to hotel; Rest

                                Jojo – To Suunto Stelux house, Prince Edward; Just Climb

7:30 pm                Dinner @ CDC

8:30 pm                Stroll towards Clock Tower/Heritage

Friday, January 22, 2016

5:30 am                Kowloon Park stroll; breakfast

7:30 am                Quick shower

8:00 am                Off to Nan Lian Garden/Diamond Hill

12:00 nn               Lunch @ Hollywood Mall

1:00 pm                back to hotel; Rest (Option: Jojo to Mongkok)

4:00 pm                Granville

6:00 pm                Dinner 2 Restaurant near Guangdong Hotel

7:30 pm                FREE & EASY

Saturday, January 23, 2016

5:30 am                Kowloon Park stroll; breakfast

7:30 am                Quick shower

8:30 am                Jojo - Lantau Hiking with Arthur Lau

                                Debbie – FREE & EASY

Sunday, January 24, 2016

5:30 am                Kowloon Park stroll; breakfast

7:30 am                Quick shower

Monday, January 25, 2016

5:00 am                breakfast; check-out hotel

6:30 am                Off to Airport

THE GIAP REPORT ver. 4

ver. 1 s. 2015/ ver.2 s. 2017/ ver.3 &4 s.2018



BACKGROUND

Laguna Council is among the few Councils in the Philippines who has its own campsite located strategically in an unspoiled environment ideal for outdoor activities.

Acquired in 1998, the campsite has a land area of 8.11 hectares located at Brgy. Anibong, a stone throw away from the municipality proper of Pagsanjan Laguna.

Gracefully through the years, by the efforts of its officials and leaders the campsite gradually took shape and set up its own multi-purpose covered hall, Kitchen & Mess area, Campfire Circle, Obstacle course,  Camp swimming pool and by the year 2014 the partially Camp Headquarter and office.

From its gentle development, the campsite has served as venue of several important scouting events, jamborees and trainings whether locally or even on a Regional scale.

Through the years, the efforts of making the campsite in its impeccable form however remain a challenge among its scouting community.  The dream of improving the campsite beneficial for the whole scouting community is always perennial. 

RATIONALE

Laguna Council dreams of having a presentable Headquarters as much as the need for well-rounded training facilities at the Campsite.

Needless to say, a personable HQ reflects ideal quality of a campsite being the show-window of Laguna Council’s pride and efficiency promoting the Scouting organization next to its capabilities in handling trainings and numerous scouting events whether being local, national or even international scale.   

With the campsite ideal location and vast space conducive in holding scouting activities, Laguna Council definitely will serve scouts as well as scout leaders to elevate its purpose best conforms to the aspirations of Scouting.

OBJECTIVES

The project satisfies the goals of the GIAP itself:

Socio-economic impact

·         The project aims to service all scouts in Laguna, whether a child, a young man, or an adult.

·         The campsite HQ will be a presentable venue in the administration and implementation of Scouting programs and activities.  The HQ will also serve as holding area of guests in scouting events as jamboree and other related scouting gathering.

Cultural sensitivity

·         The projects will serve all, no matter where they originated from, or belonging with a different religious organization. In line with the scouting law, the project and programs that will be develop respects basic human rights.

Sustainability

·         Training and development of the citizens of the community is a never ending task. The project will be a continuous venture in the council’s operation.

Relevance

·         Scouting has always been relevant since its conception.  All projects aiming to develop personality, nationalism, community development will always be relevant.

Youth oriented

·         Scouting has always been youth oriented.  It is also about high time to tap in older or elderly scouters. Be a scout again in thought and indeed.

 Timeliness

·         Scouting is timeless but the project shall ensure it serves to make good use of its value in the finite time it can last.

METHODOLOGY                               -              to be provided by the contractor/supplier

MAINTENANCE & OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES

PROGRAM OF WORKS/ COST OF LABOR & MATERIALS

PHOTOS

 LINE ITEM BUDGET

Repair & Improvement of Campsite Headquarters………………… P XXXXXXXX

Tiling of HQ flooring and HQ façade…..…………………………. . .  XXXXXXXX

GRAND TOTAL……………………………………………………......... P 1,000,000.00

EXPECTED OUTPUT

It is the basic purpose of scouting to develop and improve the moral fibre of the youth specifically young boys of Laguna. More so, it is through an ideal campsite HQ that the council can further elevate aptitudes of its leaders and be the next trustees of the mission and vision of scouting serving our boys build ideal characters and good citizenship.

Prepared by:

Chairman, GIAP Committee

Previous versions copy details

SAQ Road Trip & Beach Overnight Camping

SAQ Road Trip & Beach Overnight Camping
February 20-21, 2016


AHON of Nagcarlan will be doing a Road Trip & Beach Camping. Though will not be climbing mountain this time…..AHON as always is definitely in its upward motion!

AHON will be introducing and promoting an exciting destination southernmost tip of Luzon.  Alibijaban island of San Andres……..a paradise soon to be discovered!  Come follow AHON.

Things to bring:

Individual Necessities

·         Sleeping Utilities (tent, pad)

·         Eating Utilities (mess kit, spoon/fork, cup)

·         Bathing Utilities (towel, swimming clothes)

·         Water bottle (water requirement – at least 3 liters/pax; water supply on site)

·         Extra set of clothing

·         First aid kit: plasters, antiseptic cream, paracetamol, antacid

·         Sun gear: sun block, hat

·         Raincoat/windbreaker; umbrella, 

·         Survival kit: whistle, torch, match, pen knife

·         Mosquito repellent 

·         Plastic bags for rubbish, wet clothing, to sit on or to keep things dry in case of rain.

·         Handy-wipes

·         Personal hygiene items

·         Money for snacks while on the road, local delicacies and/or souvenirs

·         Camera

Group Necessities

·         Sleeping Utilities (tent, pad, tarp, etc)

·         Cooking Utilities (stove, stove fuel, cook set,

NOTE: PROPER PACKING SHOULD BE STRICTLY OBSERVED.

ONE (1) backpack = ONE (1) Participant ONLY

PLUS + ONE (1) small utility bag for some personal provision while travelling.

No other bags should clutter inside our vehicle.  Respect for space is necessary for everybody’s comfort while travelling.

GROUP EQUIPMENT IS SUGGESTED BE PLACED IN ONE (1) BOX

24(L) x 20(W) x 12(H) inches

1.      April

2.      Jhen

3.      Ralph

4.      Jyko

5.      Bojie

6.      Necy

7.      Bennie

8.      Arden

9.      Lady

10.  Louie

11.  Gerry

1.       Albrian

2.       Eleanor

3.       Espie

4.       Edelyn

5.       Leny

6.       Marte

7.       Elisa

8.       Mia

9.       Alger

10.   Ivy

11.   Rem

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR RESERVATION. We are confirmed to have 2 vans + tentative for the third van.  PLEASE PAY another P500 more on or before Wednesday, February 10 to complete our transportation and other utility expenses. 

Food is on PERSONAL ACCOUNT SO PLEASE PLAN YOUR MEALS from February 20 dinner; February 21 breakfast and lunch. Groupings for the purpose of preparing meals is necessary.  

Group 1 = Van #1

Group 2 = Van #2

Group 3 = Van #3 (tentative atm)

WE will be camping out by the beach so please plan your night’s shelter just the same.

Watch out for the posting of our Event titled: “AHON ROAD TRIP & BEACH CAMPING”. All necessary information and preparation details shall be posted there.  Confirmed participants are encouraged to participate for comments and/or suggestions etc. Our main objective is to prepare and execute our event as easy and hustlefree as possible. We will keep the event simple and relax.

1.    Espie

2.    Edelyn

3.    Leny

4.    Mia

5.    Berlyn

6.    Eric

Meron po tayong Camp fire/Fellowship  sa Feb 20 8:00 pm

Ano ba ang ating gagawin sa campfire/fellowship?

On the beach, lahat po tayo ay magtitipon-tipon sa gitna ng isang siga or improvised na liwanag.

Buhangin ang paligid kaya nasa atin kung gusto natin umupo sa buhangin or maglatag ng sapin na mauupuan.

We may have something to eat or drink during the campfire kaya ang pinaka praktikal na magkakasama sa lugar ay ang magkaka-grupo din sa pagkain.

Ang silbi ng ganitong camfire/fellowhip ay  pagtitipon ay pakikipagsaya sa mga kasama. Kaya nga ang gawain nating ihahanda sa campfire ay makakapagdulot ng kasiyahan sa ating lahat. “Clean Fun” ika nga.  Ethical at hindi nakakapagdulot ng perwisyo kaninuman. Dahil sa tradisyong nakagawian na natin…hindi ipagbabawal ang alcohol NGUNIT “in moderation” lang.  Ating tatandaan: TAYO AY NANDADAYUHAN LAMANG, HINDI NATIN KONTROLADO ANG ATING KAPALIGIRAN. MABUTI NA ANG NAG-IINGAT KESA MAY PAGSISIHAN.

Ano ang takdang gagawin natin sa Campfire:

8:00 pm                -              Assembly; lighting of campfire

8:15 pm                -              Brief Introduction of the speaker/host

8:20 pm                -              Welcome Remarks; Info about the Island; Schedule of tomorrow’s activity

8:35 pm                -              Question hour; More information coming from our host

9:00 pm                -              Happy hour.  Everyone can share a number: song, dance, skit, magic tricks etc. Pwede din mag-

share ng experiences or pwede din pag-usapan ang susunod na lakad atbp.

10:30 pm              -              Lights out

Itinerary

Day 1, Saturday, February 20

5:30 am                Assembly @ Pick-up point 1 (in front of municipal hall)

5:45 am                Leave vehicle and go to pick-up point 2 (in front of 7-11 Nagcarlan)

6:00 am                Vehicle dispatch; Exact Departure Time. Please observe punctuality

7:00 am                buy Longganisa along Lucban (optional)

7:30 am                15 minutes Drop-by  Kalye Budin, Tayabas  grab some pansit hab-hab for breakfast

7:45 am                back on the road

9:00 am                Stop-over at Borawan view point, Padre Burgos; photo opt

9:15 am                back on the road

9:50 am                Snacks @ 7-11/Short visit to Luminous Cross of Grace Sanctuary, Agdangan

11:45 nn               Lunch stop @ Catanauan Public Market; Marketing

1:30 pm                Back on the road

3:00 pm                ETA SAQ Port; Rest stop; Courtesy call @ SAQ Municipal Hall; Marketing

4:00 pm                Sail to island; Register @ DENR office; Settle-in/camp-out

4:30 pm                Sunset viewing; Photo opt by the beach

6:00 pm                Dinner preparation

7:00 pm                Dinner; Tidy-up; Free & Easy

8:00 pm                Campfire; Orientation for next day’s activities

10:30 pm              Lights-out

Day 2, Sunday, Feb 21

5:00 am                Rise & shine; hot coffee/soup

5:30 am                Snorkeling/Swimming @ white beach

6:30 am                Breakfast preparation; breakfast

7:30 am                Visit lighthouse, shipwreck, Mangrove, Sail to the Sandbar

11:30 am              Back @ campsite; lunch preparation; swimming near the campsite

12:30 pm              Lunch; Tidy-up; break-camp

2:00 pm                Visit island community

3:00 pm                Sail back to SAQ Port

3:45 pm                ETD Lucban

8:30 pm                ETA Lucban; Post-event Dinner; freshen-up

10:00 pm              ETD Nagcarlan

11:00 pm              Back to Nagcarlan