Hive Philippines Travel and Nature Photography #806 - by Allmonitors

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allmonitors23.1 K8 months agoPeakD3 min read

#806 - Travel shots for Wednesday.

Great evening once again dearest Hiveans. It's a gloomy but warm day earlier here in the metropolitan. The sun barely came out but the humid and warm air still felt throughout the day. I was also unable to work because the access I have was expired so I am waiting for it to be reactivated once again so I can continue working. That means I just checked on other stuff at work which made me productive. Then in the afternoon time after shift I accompanied my mother-in-law in a mall to buy a map that she will use on the floor. The one we got at home is already old and worn hence she needs a new one. We got a pair for the price of two because it was on sale. She will bring the other one to their house in the province soon once she has an opportunity to go back.

Now for our daily shots and this time it's about nature and travel, we got here a scene showing a vast area covered in mountains while on the father part is already flat. The mountainous area is part of the Cordillera region while the flat part is another region called Cagayan valley. Literally the part where the flat lands meet the mountains.

We traveled here for almost two hours to visit our relatives, my mother's sister who is older lives here together with her extended family. We went here to pick up my aunt so she could also visit her sister at home in the province after my mother got struck by mild stroke.

Fortunately, my mother health has been improving lately. She can already walk on her own wigh the help of a walking stick. Unlike before she has difficulty and needs assistance from my father and sister. Last few weeks I went home and they were doing well. I just rode a bus to save money instead of driving home alone. So the supposed amount I will used for fuel, I gave it to my mother so she has some money to spend.

The weather when we visited was not sunny but cloudy and luckily no rain during that time. The clouds were thick as we can see and are already ripe to brought down rain water but it didn't, we were safe hehe. I believe if this area could be developed like a hiking place then many people who like outdoors will sprung to visit this part of the Cordillera.

My aunt has been taking care of these four pigs which are owned by her son, my cousin. They had an arrangement that once the pigs are sold then my aunt will have some part or percentage of the sales since she was the one in charge of taking care and helping the pigs grow. These pigs have been sold already and my aunt got her piece of the pie. Life here in the mountain is tough for them, they need to plant or take care of animals to have a living. I just hope one day I can help my people here once I have the financial means.