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Last September 27, 2011 me and few of the Iligan Bloggers went to the streets of Iligan to witness the Street Dancing. It's history because it's Jam's first time out of her 26 years in existence in this world to witness the Street Dancing. lols peace Jam! We agreed to meet 7am in Jollibee Aguinaldo, but I was already caught with the crowd and text brigade everyone to hauler along Quezon Avenue because the Street Dancing already started. When I arrive the contingents were already in front of the Cathedral Church. We walk our way to the old Iligan Day Inn building were the contestants perform in front of a judge. There were a lot of spectators in the streets I couldn't work my way out to be in front, too bad media badge were not available that time. As much as we wanted to go to the Buhanginan Hills Amphitheater to witness the final showdown, I got a call from Sir Pat of Tourism to go to Dunkin Donuts Quezon Avenue and meet with the media. Alth

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That's my sister. Taken during her swimming training as an athlete for their school (Iligan SPED Center) They practice everyafternoon if they have a competition scheduled. But they regularly swim  7am to 9am Saturdays and Sundays under the Supervision of Coach Ning Ning The 2 lower left pictures is a 16 feet deep pool. It also has a short and tall diving board   The lower left and upper right picture is a pool of Mimars Swimming Pools viewed from Dela Mars stairs going up to the 16 ft deep pool area. FACTS: + Water in the pool is fresh spring water. Expect it to be cold or super cold. hehe + Locals are not used to women wearing full swimming attire (2 piece bikinis or even swimsuits). + T-shirt and shorts is the usual swimming get up ( telling you this so as not to culture shock yourself! :P) + They don't cater and they don't have a restaurant inside, if you wanted to order food you need to buy them outside and bring them in. + It's a wet picnic place, a

August 30, 2011, after our (me and my little sis) swimming class, we head immediately to Macaraeg-Macapagal Ancestral House . I was actually able to visit every corner of the place last August 7, 2011. However, the pictures I took during the tour was not good enough to share and somewhere actually accidentally deleted, I decided to dedicate a time after our swimming classes taking pictures inside the Macaraeg-Macapagal Ancestral House .  Back view Ever since it was widely opened to the public, Iligan City Tourism already took over maintenance and management of the place.  The structure you see is found on the left side of the area. These are new structures that were already constructed by the Iligan City Tourism. It's a function hall for events So here's a glimpse of what to expect there: Left: That's Gloria's Playhouse  Right: metal chairs and table under the Mango tree Found just before the main door of the house is the office of for

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After testing the waters of "the falls with no name (yet!?)" I saw another waterfalls just a meters away. I pointed to that direction and Bro Poloy said it's Pampam falls .  Pampam Falls The trail going to Pampam falls from the falls with no name, is quiet slippery and the presence of fallen branches of trees along the way is an evidence that  it is not that visited and not disturb by humans. Pampam falls is known for it's skull like structure. The waters falling from the forehead passing by the eye socket like figure then to the nose ridge and eventually fall from the upper jaw like structure then to the water basin. Hmmmm I apologize with that kind of creepy description. hehehe The water is cold and seeing water sriders in the waters is a good implication that the water is not polluted. Just be careful with big mosquitoes though so it's quiet advisable for you to put on some insect repellants if you plan to stay a bit longer.  So

August 29, 2011 Afternoon I had a waterfalls adventure with Bro Poloy and Sis Jacqueline at Dalipuga. We are heading to 3 waterfalls that afternoon. Dalipuga Falls We first passed  by Dalipuga Falls, but didn't actually care to test the waters since there are people enjoying the place and we're thinking of heading immediately to the next one since the sky already showed his signal that rain showers might fall at any moment. So from the Dalipuga falls, we climb a short steep rock wall and head to the second falls. 10 minute of walk we reached this green lushes which i thought was like that of a sound of music scene.. (♫♫ the hills are alive with the sound of music♫♫) hehe alright so we had to literally pass two (2)  to three (3) mountains for an up and down trail to reach the second waterfalls. I checked with the city tourism and even Mr. Explore Iligan 9200 about the name of this falls but they are not quite familiar with it. If you ask the local, they s

Ber Month is here! Though the season of gift giving is said to be in December, the spirit of Christmas should stay all year round.  So, I would like to personally invite everyone for the launching of   Project Angel Tree on September 3. 2011 5:00 PM at t he Iligan City Rizal Park. Project Angle Tree is a community outreach program through gift-giving for the 10,000 less fortunate children. The target beneficiaries are the preschoolers within the city.  Project Angle Tree  aims to gather/collect; toys clothing food school supplies, etc for the identified beneficiaries.  The donors will be acknowledged as "Angels" ,during the Grand Launching and the Grand Distribution and Culmination will be on October 2011 in line with Children's month Celebration .  Project Angel Tree is categorized into 5 categories (such as but not limited to the ff); Toys for Joy (Toys) Yummy for the Tummy (Food) Keep Me Safe and Warm (Clothing, Medicines) MY ABC and 123

It's Officially ber month and in Iligan City September is a month of celebration. Iligan City celebrates it's fiesta celebration for the whole month of September. It is the only City that holds a month-long celebration of Dyandi Festival Today, the flea market and Carnival will officially open, the locals usually call it "Mugna sa Iligan" although it's no longer officially called Mugna but since it has been accustomed by many, now even the new generation of Iliganons call it Mugna. So here's a glimpse of the scheduled Activities for the month long celebration of Iligan City's "Dyandi Festival" . September 1: 8:00AM  - 6th Regional Annual Convention of Guidance Counselors (Iligan Medical Center College) 3:00PM  - Press Conference - Diyandi Festival (Celadon Hotel-Pal-o) 5:00PM  - Motorcade (Celadon to Rizal Park) 6:00PM  - Festival Launching (Rizal Park) 6:00PM  - 2011 Search for Male Pop Star and Female Star Po