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Welcome to the travel log of Teenee and Fred.

We could very well post travel logs in our own sites. Still, with a sense of community, promoting travel to and in our country is much easier and more meaningful. This is where we join our fellow Filipinos in exploring the Philippines – its beauty should be enjoyed by Filipinos. This is also a site where we invite non-Filipinos to visit the Philippines. If you love to travel (or would want to write something about why everyone should visit a place, see or do something, somewhere in the Philippines), then you’re most welcome in this collaborative site. Please feel free to share your Philippine travel logs and invite others to join the group, and, of course, visit the Philippines.

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To help. It’s very simple, really. Tell everyone about the beauty of the 7,107 islands collectively called the Philippines. Talk about the Philippine vacation spot you’ve recently visited, or any tourist spots, attractions or resorts that you’ve been to. Be proud about the natural beauty of Pilipinas. It is not a perfect country and we are far from being a perfect people. Our imperfections, however, should not hinder us from being thankful of — and enjoying — the perfect beauty loaned to us by a Higher Being. Feel free to link or point to this site. (To share your Philippine travel experience and submit an article, please click here).

The Dream. One’s lifetime is too short to see all the splendor of the Philippines. It’s a dream to encourage Filipinos, the most number of Filipinos humanly possible, to see the beauty of the Philippines, either on a reduced cost or for free, then write about the travel for others to read about. It’s an ideal cycle that should perpetuate itself. There are a number of ideas being toyed around and, hopefully, these ideas will become realities.

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  1. #1 by irene walihon on December 22, 2009 - 2:35 pm

    In relation to our subject course, my teacher, classmates, and I have planned to have an educational tour to Ilocos Norte in order to visit the wind mills. What will we do in able to coordinate to the said place?

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  2. #2 by Teenee on December 22, 2009 - 4:18 pm

    Irene, I understand Ilocos is one of the provinces with very active local tourism boards. You could check the website of Ilocos. On the other hand, if you simply plan to go to the wind mills, it’s an open area and you could simply drop by. There’s a viewing deck along the road, but I suggest you go to the beach for a close-up view. You could find more about that in this post:
    http://visitpinas.com/bangui-wind-mills-ilocos-norte/

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  3. #3 by Miriam on March 14, 2010 - 7:30 am

    Hello Teenee and Fred,

    Are you planning on a facebook page? Your posts are fun to read. I chanced upon it and saved it as a favorite. Thanks for sharing.

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