The downside to living in an island is the effect of unpredictable weather. Once in, it's unsure how one could get out when nature suddenly throws a tantrum.
During the December breaks, it has become normal for us islanders to be wary of the sea. If it displays its mighty waves at the time one is scheduled to leave, there's nothing else he can do but to wait until it settles to navigable levels.
A few days ago, I almost missed most of my new year appointments when no boat was able to cross the sea for two days. As I show you the pics below, you'll surely understand why.
During the December breaks, it has become normal for us islanders to be wary of the sea. If it displays its mighty waves at the time one is scheduled to leave, there's nothing else he can do but to wait until it settles to navigable levels.
A few days ago, I almost missed most of my new year appointments when no boat was able to cross the sea for two days. As I show you the pics below, you'll surely understand why.
8 comments:
grabe kalakihan nga naman ng mga waves! buti at nakabalik ka sa manila ng mapayapa :)
hindi kaya pwedeng magsurfing sa inyo? =)
carlotta: pakikipagsapalaran lagi pag nag naglayag dun sa ganitong panahon. pero sanayan lang din. di nga pala pwede mag surfing dun. bato kasi sa ilalim kaya delikado. :-)
ang lalaki ng alon. konting galaw nga lang ng barko natatawag ko na lahat ng santo yan pa kaya. lol.
glad your safe attorney
delikado nga yang ganyang alon. safe na rin na hindi tumuloy pag ganun.
Wow, the waves were really quite big and dangerous.
pero maganda syang tingnan, refreshing...
whoa... amazing waves! makes me think of tsunamis... glad you're safe, though. and home! :D
reminds me of our trip to Zambales last summer. Dun lang ako nakakita ng gayang kalalaking alon. We ended up leaving the place kasi delikado na raw.
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