-Arthur Golden
Dare to go Beyond the Known
When I got stuck in one place and feeling venerable for what life brings me, I tend to seek something more without knowing the essence of going further. Being where I am right now never let me see the full sunshine at all though it shows a good mark with full of love and happiness. I’m too afraid to get lost again. This comfy feeling holds me to stick my art of tranquility that I’m getting used to, but it manifests the other side which slowly falls my lost dream away.
As of the moment, I am contentedly embracing my comfort zone and soon I’m willingly able to step forward and merrily accept the big challenges of chasing beyond the known. No matter what, this huge faith is always my weapon to fight my fears and reach the amazing grace.
The Best Water Spots of Camiguin Island
(The Lessons of Chasing Waters)
In connection with my previous post about, “The Best Spots of Camiguin: Strolling Around its Wonders” let me roll again my adventures in Camiguin Island as I celebrate my next life journey.
As we all know, Camiguin island lies with so many volcanic lines from the geothermal reaction of groundwater that produces springs. The island has a lot of hot and cold springs that conveys everyone to freshen up and enjoy the art of tranquility. For the next spots after those tender heat we had gone through, we finally arrived at the place of fascinating springs and white sand.
While staying under the sun for quite so long and trekking wild just to see the beauty of nature, I got another chance to dare the awesomeness of life. After a long road trip with my travel buddies Kuya Hem, baby Gab-gab, Lalaine, MJ, JQ, and Eileen, we made sure not to miss chasing waters and explore beyond its dew. What something special in this island comes with a lot of freshness and fun. And because of that two days and one night tour, it ended up with a lot of learnings and a big SMILE. 🙂
1. Soda Water Swimming Pool
As we continued our long journey in the island of Camiguin, we finally found out that our tummies were calling for peace. However, I was a little bit complaining about what my tummies said. Yet, without any idea… our tour guide dropped by at the restaurant near the first ever Soda Water Swimming Pool in the Philippine, and that’s a perfect place to spend our lunch (don’t complain just wait for a right time). At first, we ordered then we proceeded to the swimming pool while waiting for our food. The place has a greeny-captivating landscape that compliments with the deep crystal clear water pool.
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Baby Gabriel, the admirable kid, was my first ever youngest travel buddies. He made the whole trip so blast. Thanks to his father, Kuya Hem, who brought him with us. 🙂 |
2. Tausan Falls
3. Sto Niño Cold Spring
4. White Island Sandbar
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The aerial view of White Island Sandbar [Some photos courtesy of Menahem Nonay] |
For my next chapter. My dear readers… wishing you will still stay with me and be part of my life journey again and again, as I share all my stories here in My Sweet Promises. Join with me as I continue facing the freezing point of new changes and embrace the coolness of awesome life.
Thank you so much for believing my capabilities 🙂
What a wonderful post, Bonet! I loved the positive the throughout and the lessons that you accompanied with the pictures. Much love to you, on wards on your journey.
That compliment made me feel so special. Thank you so much, Arti. Much love reading your diaries, too. Enjoy! 🙂
I feel bad for not writing about Camiguin in my blog. I guess it's time to go back!
Hi Aleah… Never too later for posting your travels. Ajah! Looking forward to reading your Camiguin post soon. 🙂