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The Mt. Ulap Fire

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Last night, January 22, 2018, as were driving home to Philex Mines, we witnessed this wildfire along the Sta. Fe Ridge, right below the famous Mt. Ulap.  8:00 p.m. when the Philex Safety was at the road cautioning the upcoming vehicles. The Philex Fire Truck also went to the site. Kudos to you guys!!! "For information, this is the report received by the Office of the Civil Defense-Cordillera: Initial info on the fire incident at Ampucao, Itogon: -Responders from Philex Mining Corp-Fire Department received a phone call from Itogon PNP at around 6pm. -Fire (started near road) was located near the bridge at Sta. Fe -No casualties reported -Declared fire out on or about 9pm -Report from Philex-Fire Dep to follow upon approval of the Security Manager" (a very informative message from Ms. Lou Gepuela of Agos-eBayanihan NDRRMC Emergency Telecoms Cluster Here's our dashcam footage of the fire at Sta. Fe. This is sad because Mt. Pulag also caught fire :...

Hugot Pa More sa Mt. Ulap

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Bes, may mga postcards kami.   In case napadpad ka na sa Mt. Ulap ngunit wala kang type na souvenir, meron kaming postcards na pwede naming i-snailmail sa iyo. Yup, ipapadala namin sa post office papunta sa iyo.  Old fashioned? Tama. Pero ang cute di ba? O kaya, may picture ka, sabay hugot na rin, maaari mo itong i-send sa amin, para magawan namin ng postcards at ipapadala rin namin sa inyo o sa taong gusto niyong pagbigyan nito. Cool, tama? Ito, sample ng aking litrato. Libre lait mga bes :) Quote Sir Edmund Hillary (modified)

Postcards from Mt. Ulap

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We know many of you have already trekked the heights of the lovely Mt. Ulap. We, too, have been there.. back when only a few people knew of it.. back when it was harder to climb because the pathways were almost virgin of human shoe steps. The first few ascend was really tiring (because we are really not in to climbing- we can say we had no choice because it was a group activity in the office which we had to attend). And yes, we were not enjoying the first views along the way, because it was almost similar to what we had back home. Samples of our Original Postcards But yeah, when we were getting there, I admit, I was going a little bit sentimental... wishing I was with my husband there, hold my hands, help me up, and have selfies together. Yes, the view was so awesome, it makes you go senti. This is why "Postcards from Mt. Ulap" came to reality... well, digital reality, that is. Of the thousands who already got to Mt. Ulap's summit, we are pre...