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Broken44 viewsBroken pine tree branch. Must be from the last Typhoon Igme. I was told there were 5 landslides and 2 road washouts along the Halsema Highway connecting Baguio to Sagada during Igme. The roads were passable, but still not completely cleared. In some parts, only one lane was serviceable and vehicles had to give way to one another.
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Hanging Coffins74 viewsHanging coffins. They are visible from the side of the road to Sumaging Cave, and from Echo Valley. There are also some inside the burial cave.
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Leaves42 viewsLeaves of a plant found along the trail
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Lichen44 viewsLichen, looking like toased biscuit
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Moss41 viewsMoss, like hair on bald branches
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Pine Tree Branch42 viewsClose up of a pine tree branch
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Pine Tree roots56 viewsI thought it was amazing that this tree appeared to have more roots than branches. Seemed to me, one has to dig deeper to get the whole picture.
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Pine Trees59 viewsSpent hours hiking among pine trees. They're so stately, quiet, fragrant. I relished their company, and an occasional dog's. I don't know why a dog often popped up along the trails. I would look up from photographing something on the ground to see a dog staring at me. Often we would just politely pass each other by. But one dog, headed towards me, turned back and accompanied me for a while. It sauntered light-footed ahead of me, and when I took too long it came back and seemed to say, "Well, hurry up!"
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Pine Trees 256 viewsPine tree trunks. Yes, I hugged some.
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St. Mary's Church66 viewsView from the door of St. Mary's Church
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Terraces71 viewsView of the terraced fields and villages
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Terraces 261 viewsTerraced fields and villages
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Terraces 370 viewsView of terraced fields and villages
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Trail72 viewsSagada trail. Mostly I followed the main roads and marked trails. But sometimes it was interesting to just climb up a slope and see what's out there that not many people have seen. I did this as often as I dared. My worries were in getting hopelessly lost, or slipping (I slip often, I don't know why) and breaking a bone and not being found by anyone for hours. Thankfully, neither worries happened.
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Trail 264 viewsSagada trail. Mostly I followed the main roads and marked trails. But sometimes it was interesting to just climb up a slope and see what's out there that not many people have seen. I did this as often as I dared. My worries were in getting hopelessly lost, or slipping (I slip often, I don't know why) and breaking a bone and not being found by anyone for hours. Thankfully, neither worries happened.
 
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