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Pililla Wind Mills, Daranak Falls, And Calinawan Cave Tanay RIzal

It was gloomy when we went here. It was raining. I tried to cheer myself but my frustration can't contain. I honestly hate travelling while it's raining. Who doesn't? All I thought about was my camera. I cant afford to get a new one if this baby is soaked in the rain. Damn this rain!

Oh well, at least I was able to capture some photos.

camera: Canon 60d and SJ4000

the towering heights of the windmill

smile!

We also dropped by this desicrated cave. Yes, it is literally dead. I'm not sure why they made this a tourist spot.

to add up the frustration, the water was so strong because of the rain, we weren't allowed to swim.

That murky water looks terrifying.

Daranak falls overflowing the waterfall basin

ANAWANGIN ZAMBALES - Travel Photos

Posted by the thick key on January 15, 2016 in adventure, anawangin, beach, canon 60d, capones, edpal, island, mountain, nagsasa, nature, olonggapo, philippines, photography, san antonio, stars, sunset, tamara, tourism, travel, zambales,

Yes, It's surreal. Anawangin is surreal. The majestic mountains made me feel very small and insignificant. The clear waters made we want to dive while the sun's scorching heat touched my skin. The waves crashed onto the rocky walls of the mountain, as if the water tried to conquer them. But no, the mountains remained strong and unbeaten.

Camara and Capones Islands

clear water

boat boy

i see a head a an animal

The beach was the soft and gentle side of the mountain. The water was calmer and the breeze was soothing, tough the humidity draining my body battery. I set up my tent and started the ritual of 'getting high with nature'. I just sat beside my tent and just enjoyed my presence in this surreal place. I listened to the sound of the sea, the birds chirping. Also, some annoying EDM music were playing by other campers.