Yet another breathtaking sunset in Anawangin (February 28, 2009)For the third time, I went to this well-loved place.
Trip No. 1 -
October 2007Trip No. 2 -
February 2008Trip No. 3 - February 2009
Anawangin now compared to previous trips:
- More people going to Anawangin
- More tables and benches (like they mushroomed out of nowhere)
- Three divisions of the cove
- Fee (it was voluntary back in 2007)
- Flaglets (only a portion has flags in 2008, now they stretch throughout the beach)
- Rope fence
- Garbage disposal "facility" and tons of bottles
- Stones used for cooking (they're already black)
- Unreadable danger sign
- More toilets and "shower" rooms
Yet again, it is still beautiful. The water's so clear, so enticing to jump into. The place is still relaxing, the wind and the birds bringing music to my ears.
For comparison, here's the sunset last year.
Another beautiful sunset (February 24, 2008)Then, to show how (more) isolated it felt last year, here are some shots.
Camp Site (February 2008)
Frisbee (October 2007)Oh, I forgot. Anawangin now has a garbage disposal "facility." Please, as much as you can, don't leave garbage in Anawangin.
Garbage Disposal (February 2009)