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Aug 1, '07 7:15 PM
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Crisp Green Lake
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Puso ng Baguio Bldg

Old Patria de Baguio

Famous Baguio Fog

Country Road to the Clouds

Invisible Neighborhood

Layered Communities
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Cool clouds
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Mines (No)View
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Baguio in the Rain
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Downtown BaguioThrough Glass

Brookside After the Rain

A Walk into the Clouds

Burnham Park in Mist

Foggy Burnham Park

Shrouded Mountains

A Foggy Day

Traffic Foggy Woggy

Mirage of a Tree

Malling on a Foggy Night
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Misty Veranda

SLU Campus
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SLU Campus 2
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View from SM

Baguio Centennial Pin

Tags: baguio, fog, rain, philippines, camp john hay, golf course, session road

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andreset wrote on Jun 6, '07

baguiowriter said

American architect Daniel Burnham designed Baguio City in the early 1900s for a projected population of only 25,000. The city's current population stands at 360,000 permanent residents.

Transient population, plus tourists, swells it up to close to 2-million during peak seasons.

wow ... so scary

baguiowriter wrote on Jun 6, '07

Yes, but mountain people are mountain people. They love the peaks, the window views and the slope perspectives. They are used to landslides...he-he-he-he !

scooterasta wrote on Jul 17, '07

parang todas lahat kapag nag k landslide ah..kktakot nga XD

grevy525 wrote on Aug 1, '07

I miss that fog... when I was studying there we have difficulty seeing the other court when we play basketball because of the fog :)

alienscream wrote on Aug 1, '07

i really miss this fog!!!!!!!!! i really miss baguio!!!!!!!

sheryllene wrote on Aug 1, '07

nice sky :)

baguiowriter wrote on Aug 1, '07

Hoy Ms. SAYOTE Queen ! (Ang alam ko CELEBRITY ka sa ibang sites.) Welcome come back home to Multiply. Let's multiply our friends, goodwill and laughter -- ha-ha-ha-hah!

porschegobas wrote on Aug 2, '07

i miss the town...namiss ko na maglatag at uminom ng gin na may extra joss sa PO!

louesc wrote on Aug 2, '07

waaaaaaaaaaaaaa............ miss my baguio dayz.... when will i ever see these fogs again...

donasco wrote on Aug 19, '07

I think it is scary to live there in Baguio.
It's overpopulated................
May God Bless the inhabitants in Baguio City.

billbilig wrote on Aug 27, '07

Cool pictures! I especially like that foggy Buddhist temple. Mukhang the driver of the car didn't park properly because the fog affected his/her vision.... I do miss the fog like most commenters :-)

louesc wrote on Aug 27, '07

this is my school.... coool...

braibrai wrote on Aug 27, '07

i like deep breAthing in the fog wahihi,,,

remtabjr wrote on Aug 28, '07

I always love blue sky and white clouds...any form. nice composition!

baguiowriter wrote on Aug 31, '07

I consider foggy Baguio days as the best time to be in Baguio. There's something very edifying about Baguio being visited by the fog. The mist makes Baguio mystical, magical.

4eagles wrote on Sep 6, '07

beautiful sight of the Msgr. Charles Vath building on a foggy day.................

jeff d.

baguiowriter wrote on Sep 6, '07, edited on Sep 6, '07

Thanks, I don't know the name of the building. Jack and I went there to visit Mr. Ike Picpican at the SLU Museum.

jrgamina wrote on Sep 12, '07

This is perfect

crw63 wrote on Sep 16, '07

Great pictures Chi! I hope to go there some day...

markrams wrote on Sep 17, '07

nice nice nice!

livinginthebarrio wrote on Oct 9, '07

the fog
the rain
the clouds

you

vfa11 wrote on Nov 3, '07

this is very realistic- i miss the baguio rains...we are experiencing drought here.

vfa11 wrote on Dec 25, '07

this is an awesome picture!

baguiowriter wrote on Dec 25, '07

vfa11 said

this is an awesome picture!

More awesome when you are at the site, Ms. Vicky. Hapi NEW Year to you!

ruditabora wrote on Dec 25, '07

TFS!

vicsol wrote on Dec 25, '07, edited on Dec 25, '07

Galing. I wish I could be there to see the real deal. Salamat Chi... Happy Christmas & A Prosperous New Year

baguiowriter wrote on Dec 25, '07

vicsol said

Galing. I wish I could be there to see the real deal. Salamat Chi... Happy Christmas & A Prosperous New Year

Pasyal kayo minsan sa Baguio. Flower Fest na.

bbfloresca wrote on Dec 25, '07

Ganda, where is this exactly sa John Hay?

paxuntalan wrote on Dec 25, '07

Yes, awesome view but hell for golfers( makes them curse the high heavens when their balls hit this lagoon), he he he he, joke lang.........

sheryllene wrote on Dec 25, '07

Beautiful green Chi! Merry Christmas :)

vicsol wrote on Dec 26, '07

baguiowriter said

Pasyal kayo minsan sa Baguio. Flower Fest na.

when exactly is the flower fest and can you recommend a place to stay?

criscayat wrote on Dec 26, '07

ayeh! makapa miss talaga! peaceful view too!

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baguiowriter wrote on Dec 26, '07

bbfloresca said

Ganda, where is this exactly sa John Hay?

Hi Bernie. The lagoon is at the right side of the new CJH Suites beside the Manor.

It is also accessible from the Baguio Country Club gate, right past the Italian Garden, taking the inner road to the left. Usually, when the Koreans (yes, the new invaders) are busy golfing, the security guards won't allow anyone in the area.

But we usually go there quietly so those guards won't notice us. This fairway affords one a great view of the Sto. Tomas mountains in the distance.

newways wrote on Dec 26, '07

Hi Chi,

Ganda naman ng photo. Golf Club area ba yan?

baguiowriter wrote on Dec 29, '07

vicsol said

when exactly is the flower fest and can you recommend a place to stay?

The grand street parade is usually staged every 3rd weekend of February, with Saturday allotted for street dancing an Sunday for float parade. Afterwards, Session Road is closed to traffic for the promenade fiesta for another week.

I usually recommend the Sta Catalina Spirituality Center with clean room and hot shower @ P300 per head. You can also get a family cottage (with up to 3 bedrooms for 6-9 people if you want to cook) @ P2000 to P2,500 per day.

They have a curfew though at 9pm, but you can ask the guard to open the gate for you if you'd tell them in advance that you'll be late.

Best to reserve because of great demand, tel. 074-442-4739.

baguiowriter wrote on Dec 29, '07, edited on Dec 30, '07

newways said

Hi Chi,

Ganda naman ng photo. Golf Club area ba yan?

Yes, Ms. Erlinda.

digitalalley2000 wrote on Dec 30, '07, edited on Dec 30, '07

I have pic on this same spot .... I love it here with all the fogs in the afternoon if Im not mistaken hole # 3 is at the back of the photographer muntik na ako tinamaan kc ng golf ball eh he he he

baguiowriter wrote on Dec 30, '07

digitalalley2000 said

I have pic on this same spot .... I love it here with all the fogs in the afternoon

You should post it, too.

digitalalley2000 wrote on Dec 30, '07

I'll have to look for it

kacesar wrote on Jan 5

Ohhlala. Ganda but how much water do they need there.

tutubipatrol wrote on Jan 16, edited on Jan 16

i miss baguio, hope to return there for that foggy feelin

btw, thanks for dropping by my blog

jackcarino wrote on Apr 27

Would all that water used for the fairways get compensated for when my idol Tiger Woods gets to strike a birdie here?

louesc wrote on Apr 27

now, it should be named, rooftop view park.. wheee

baguiowriter wrote on Apr 28

louesc said

now, it should be named, rooftop view park.. wheee

That's quite precise, well, for the so-called Mines View Park which has been delisted from tourist spots by the DOT. But then, old habits die slowly. Tourists, esp those with unupdated maps and guides, still flock to this same destination..

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