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Sutera from the sky
View of the Sutera Harbour Resort in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia from the air. Taken from the window of an Air Asia flight back to Clark Air Base in Pampanga, Philippines.
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Top of the World
Climb to the top of El Nido's limestone cliffs and see everything spread before you.
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Cabana
Relax, order a ripe mango shake, and just lay back in your own beach bed and cabana. If you want, you can even float for a while in the blue waters off Pangulasian Island.
Pangulasian Island Beach Club, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines.
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Mister Boatman
Small outrigger boats take you from island to island as you go around El Nido.
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El Nido: What to Do in the Closest Thing to Paradise
Story written 3 April 2008
The best thing about El Nido is its awe-inspiring natural beauty. The next best thing is the variety of ways available for exploring. From cliff climbing and trekking to snorkeling and kayaking, there’s an activity to suit your interests and skill level.
Island Sunset
If you're looking for the ultimate sunset, nothing beats waiting for it at Pangulasian Island. Order a fruit shake from the bar, kick back, relax, and watch the sun set with a blaze of red and orange. If you're lucky, there'll be some acoustic jamming and dancing while you're waiting.
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If These Boats Could Talk
Story written 1 March 2008
If you listen hard enough, each of these boats has an interesting story to tell.
Cherimakar
One of the many outrigger boats you'll see around Bacuit Bay.
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Lights
Clark Quay, named after Andrew Clark, the second governor of Singapore, is home to numerous popular bars, restaurants, and a lively nightlife. Sip a cocktail as you watch small bumpboats make their way down the Singapore river.
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Heading for Home
A newly hatched hawksbill sea turtle starts heading for home.
The hawksbill sea turtle is one of five species of sea turtles found in Bacuit Bay in El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. It can be identified by the serrated edge of the carapace and the hooked jaw that resembles a hawk's bill. It is the most endangered sea turtle and is the source of "tortoiseshell", which is used in making sunglasses, hair ornaments, and guitar picks.
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Macy Anonuevo has been a member since 9 November 2007 and goes by genki_geek.
Currently in El Nido, Palawan.
Subscriber since April 2008!
I am a writer, photographer, diver, and soon-to-be graduate student currently living in the closest thing to paradise. Sun, sand, surf, camera, and water-stained notebook are my constant companions.
You can also find Macy at waterstainedn...wordpress.com.
