Cagsawa Ruins

Awakened by the jeepney sirens from my humble room accommodation at Rizal St. The rain was on and off and Mt Mayon was no where in sight. Out of depression, I took my breakfast eat-all-you-can at Quick N hearty restaurant just along Rizal St fronting the 24hour Jollibee store. The foods are very limited, there were omelette, chicken adobo, chorizo, dried fish, arrozcaldo and some canned tropical fruits individually placed in a shot glass.

Now with full of energy, I went to Cagsawa Ruins, no rain is gonna stop me now. 

It could have been more beautiful and picturesque if only Mt Mayon is in the backdrop. But anyhow, I enjoyed my picture taking at the ruins. When I got there, the rain did not stop, all I could do is wait and shop around the boutiques and taste some pili nut delicacies. 

I learned that Cagsawa was an old church, it was destroyed due to the volcano eruption. It must be very strong. Right now, the alert level of Mt Mayon is at Level 2. I think at this level, no one is allowed to go near the foothills. 

Some people are also for hire usinh your cam to take special effects with the ruins. I really had fun time doing this. The shots are amazing. 

If only Mt Mayon was there, however its hiding in the clouds. Too bad.