Where's Jamiz?

Last March of 2011, we scheduled a climb after our Mount Apo trip. Many of us joined and excited to hike the Philippines' "third highest" and one of the most magnificent sunrise. From Cebu, took a plane to Manila where we were met by our Guide, Migs of Yabag Mountaineers. Since he said we have not enough time, we went directly to the Victory Liner bus station and booked some tickets to Baguio City.

After a good night at Mount Batulao, we immediately went down towards the jump-off point using the old trail this time. Met some day hikers and drank some expensive buko juice. Once we arrived on the restaurant where everyone meets from the hike, we took a shower since there were shower rooms there and I might have forgotten the price for it. lol... After the quick shower, we ate our breakfast and lunch and got on a bus going back to Dasmariñas Cavite. Robert sent us to the nearest van-for-hire terminal bound for Lipa City. He will not be joining us on the Maculot trek. And it rained so hard that time. We will be getting of on na town with a junction going towards Cuenca and to Mount Maculot Jumpoff. He told us that guides are not necessary. The Mount Maculot View

Last February 7, 2015, I've got a chance to do some dirt time and gear test at my grandparents place away from town. Took my mountain bike, a few stuff to eat, Rover Camel solo woodstove, my Toaks 550ml Titanium Cookset, my designed bushcraft knife , and the Silangan Outdoor Equipment Santi 13 tent with me. It only took me around 30 minutes to get there through my Cannondale Trail 6 mountain bike. The Best Buddy

My Ultralight Cook Kit for now: My Ultralight (except that heavy knife) Cook Kit that I am going to use on my bikepacking / hammock camping trip There might be lots of stuff to add there but I think I'll stick with these ones.