Chi from the Cool Clouds

Slice/s of life

Feb 8, '08 12:23 PM
for everyone

Finally, undergoing restoration. Yehey!!!

Haunted White Hall
3 Comments

Green & White Architecture

Teachers Camp Cottage
2 Comments

Green & White Architecture

Teachers HQ

Jutting Chimney

Forested Backyards

Colonial Style Cottages
2 Comments

Milflores @ Foreground
1 Comment

Tags: baguio city, teachers camp, heritage building, old landmarks, centennial

Prev: Baguio I LoVe U
Next: Fascinating Teen Fashion

reply slideshow share

20 CommentsChronological Reverse Threaded

ricmaniquis wrote on Jan 31

memories...worked as waiter/dishwasher here while in college.

ricmaniquis wrote on Jan 31

will they restore baguio too for it's centennial?

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 3

ricmaniquis said

will they restore baguio too for it's centennial?

Ha-ha-ha-hah!

We doubt it very much. Manifestation is not possible without vision.

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 3

ricmaniquis said

memories...worked as waiter/dishwasher here while in college.

Oooh... how come there is nary a decent place where one could eat at Teachers Camp?

While touring the place, I became hungry and was aghast being led by the security guards to a backyard carinderia also patronized by the restoration work's sweating force.

bbfloresca wrote on Feb 8

How haunted?

ricmaniquis wrote on Feb 8

i didn't believe in haunted places until i got to stay and work here during my college days. you'd better believe it's haunted.

bbfloresca wrote on Feb 8

Wow!

julietadevera wrote on Feb 9

faucets turning on and off by themselves, lights swtiches as well. Cups and saucers clinking in the dark, an eerie feeling that someone is there watching you. We experienced all these during our night camp at this place during our Girl Scout days.

bbfloresca wrote on Feb 9

What's the history apparently, you know, why are the spirits unrested daw?

joemol wrote on Feb 9

common, do ghosts have hands to be able to turn on and off faucets, switch on and off lights???

bbfloresca wrote on Feb 9

One of the ghost theories was we are all energy, including our spirits, and the spirits of our departed.
I can see the lights if that were the case. :)

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 12

joemol said

common, do ghosts have hands to be able to turn on and off faucets, switch on and off lights???

Hay naku ex-Councilor, ghosts are a form of energy. Telekinesis, of course, is another way to prove that energy could be mobilized without using one's own hands. (Ha-ha-hah!)

The Age of Harry Potter has gone global and the Ibalois like you must tell Harry that esoteric knowledge is not their monopoly.)

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 12

bbfloresca said

What's the history apparently, you know, why are the spirits unrested daw?

For one, the White Hall lies near an old Ibaloi power spot called Oreng-ao, where a geologic-magnetic disturbance has been documented by both geologists and paranormal investigators alike.

They couldn't tell though if the energies in that spot are causing the unexplained "anomalies" in the White Hall.

bbfloresca wrote on Feb 12

baguiowriter said

I'm sure that's what it is. What is the significance of Oreng-ao? Please edumacate :) Salamat in advance.

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 13

bbfloresca said

I'm sure that's what it is. What is the significance of Oreng-ao? Please edumacate :) Salamat in advance.

Hi Bernie, I am still researching myself about this, really. In our Nabloi Group, someone defined the meaning of "Oreng-ao" as the organic scum that gathers in a river downstream. It is the old name of Teachers' Camp. But I am not satisfied with this definition.

By the sound of the word, I could instinctively feel there must be something more to it.

anvalerio wrote on Feb 15

Hahaha! I want to live in that building so I can neutralize the negative energies. (Stage whisper: As if I can do something about it). Lovely, wonderful Baguio! I'd be there soon.

baguiowriter wrote on Feb 15

anvalerio said

Hahaha! I want to live in that building so I can neutralize the negative energies. (Stage whisper: As if I can do something about it). Lovely, wonderful Baguio! I'd be there soon.

Poets are always welcome to Baguio.

anvalerio wrote on Feb 17

Salamat. Susulpot na lang ako bigla.