Last year, we felt deprived of time and fun since we’re in Baguio City for only less than 24 hours. Hence this time we dedicated our 3-day itinerary in Baguio alone and made sure to visit more of its famous parks and marketplaces and of course purchase Pines City’s specialty goods: veggies, sweets, cookies, fruit jams, silver jewelry, ornamental plants and others. Unfortunately, nobody could afford the fresh strawberries because it were priced at PHP200 more per kg than when in season; very high considering that it’s the price at the harvest fields so we wouldn’t want to know how much more is its market price in the city proper. The vendors attributed this to the damages of a recent storm.
My mates who have been with the company for at least 10 years now say this is the 3rd time they held the teambuilding in Baguio but is the best outing by far despite that many failed to come along; last year’s trip is no match. But looking at their pictures several years ago and ours this year, I couldn’t agree less that this had been a lot more fun!
Ascending Kennon Road
Lion’s Head Welcome Marker
Stop for breakfast
First lunch in our destination (I look like a famished typhoon victim here)
Camp John Hay Historic Trail
Meeting Den and Lhaine, resident friends in Baguio
Set for Day 2
Doglas (Mine's Park's famous St. Bernard)
Last Day @ Pines City
On the way home
1 comment:
Looks like a lot of fun. I wish my office had fun outings like that.
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