The Purple Slippers | Travels and More

Exploring Baguio by Foot...   I remember the day when I realized I badly need to  exercise. hehehe Walked along the cold streets of Baguio. From Burnham Park to the Cathedral and then to our transient house. The cold weather in Baguio is a perfect place for an exercise. No wonder "Pacman" loves to work out in Baguio.  There are a lot of blogs already posted in Baguio. A lot of itineraries to choose. But I would love to make my own and discover on my own cheaper ways of Exploring Baguio. Hmmm I wanna do this again. I may not have the same people with me, but I'd love to reminisce the cold streets of Baguio... alone . I am a budding Solo backpacker and I really wish I can make my first step with me and The Purple Slippers. I'll try to reminisce those days when I was in Baguio and try to plot my experience in a blog post. To help my travel readers like you :) Til the next adventure - PurpleSlipperz 

   This is an overdue post. Yeah I don't have a good alibi. But I was really too busy, too occupied or should I say too in love, to think about posting this at that time. Hmmmm that's quiet a nonsense alibi isn't it? February 16, 2009 on our last day in Baguio, we grab few hours to feel the strawberry plantation of La Trinidad. It's a next town from Baguio City. These is where you can get good prices for strawberry jams and fresh strawberries. If you want to pick it on your own, the farm owners will let you. And then you'll pay for it and take it home.  We took an FX Taxi and since we're 8 we just cheaped in for the fare. I can no longer remember how much was that though. That was 2 years ago.   We only spent 45 minutes there since we're trying to catch the 10am bus for Manila. We were already in a rush when we reached Baguio. Good thing we were still able to catch the last 10am bus. wew... or else will miss our plane. Thanks to a...