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GAP Farming Resort 2015 For our monthsary, my boyfriend and I decided to go swimming, because it's summer and to give me lessons in swimming as well. He chose GAP Farming Resort. The resort is just a walking distance from our house. My family used to go here every now and then for leisure when I was still very young. My last visit to the place was in 2012 for our video graphics project. The resort was built in the 1970's. It's mainly for educational tours. It has a swimming pool, grotto, Japanese cave, fruit trees, orchids, statues and flowers. The resort also has a restaurant, chapel, and a function hall. It's a good place for pictorials such as prenups. It's well known for the Land of Promise landmark.  Hello, Land of Promise. #PangakoSayo #YnaAndAngelo #hurhur The gate fee to the resort is Php 50.00 which you will be paying, of course, at the gate. (hihihi) On your entry the first thing you'll see is the VERY BIG CARABAO. The big cara

Aliwagwag Falls EcoPark Trip Last April 2, we went to Aliwagwag Falls. There are two routes to to the falls from Davao City: the Compostela Valley route (which is shorter) and the Mati Route.  Compostela Valley Route Mati City Route We decided to take the road less traveled because it we also wanted to see the sleeping Dinosaur which can be seen at Mati City. Hehehe.  His Majesty.. The sleeping dinosaur.. We also took a photo at the plaza, with the I love Mati sign. We had breakfast at Honey's, a popular dining place in Mati. Then, we started the journey again. The driver told us that we can find one of the oldest churches on our way, so we had quick side trip to the place. The church of Caraga. It was said to be built in 1877. It's made of stones, wood, and corals. It is positioned in front of the Philippine Sea. The church was strongly built, it withstood Typhoon Pablo which hit Caraga last 2012 and left many infrastructures desolated. It also le