“It is the journey, not the destination, that matters.”†
†
†
†
WHOEVER said that must have climbed many mountains.
†
Most mountaineers are too focused on accomplishing their objective –† The Summit — that they tend to ignore the treasures along the way.
†
When we climbed Mt. Malipunyo, the highest peak in the Malarayat Mountain Range in Batangas, two weekends ago, I took time to pay attention to the diverse ecosystem along the pathway leading up to and going down from the Summit.† I am glad I did.† For one I discovered that climbing as well as descending a mountain is so much easier when you are enjoying the scenery around you.† More importantly the mountain revealed its hidden treasures to me as soon as I started really looking.
†
†
†
Armed with my iPhone (with its spartan camera features), my Olympus weatherproof digicam, and my bare-bones and less-than-basic knowledge of Macro Photography, I snapped away at each and every little thing that I find exotic and intriguing along the way.
I’ll feature these hidden beauties of Mt. Malipunyo in a series of posts in the next few days. :->
†









Pingback: iPhone Photography and a last look at Mt. Malipunyo | A ëWonderfulí Blog
Pingback: Hidden Beauties of Mt. Malipunyo: NATURE’S BOUNTY | A ëWonderfulí Blog
Pingback: Hidden Beauties of Mt. Malipunyo: WAYSIDE BEAUTIES | A ëWonderfulí Blog
Pingback: Hidden Beauties of Mt. Malipunyo: MYSTERIOUS | A ëWonderfulí Blog
Where are the “series of posts” you promised to show the hidden beauties from the mountain?
Please vote for Manny Villar.