I spent the remaining days of 2014 in my hometown, Baao. And one of those days, my sister Drey and I visited La Huerta Farm situated along the national highway of Barangay Sta. Teresita in Baao, a 10 minutes away from our house.
I was accompanied by this brat while I tour La Huerta and although it was quite breezy, we managed to do some photo shoots.
La Huerta is beautifully and artistically landscaped by the owner, Ms. Bernadette De Los Santos, who happens to be one of the art advocates of our town. I wish I had the chance to speak with her so I would have a lot more to share. Moreover, I'm glad that the last day of 2014 was leisurely well spent outdoors in a blend of sunshine and breeze kind of day.
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I was accompanied by this brat while I tour La Huerta and although it was quite breezy, we managed to do some photo shoots.
Laying coconut husk on the ground.
As a child, I dreamed of owning a farm. Living in a a quiet suburb,
raising ducks or pigs, gardening, growing edible plants, fruit bearing
trees, making healthy recipes. The whole idea of living in a rural
environment fascinates and excites me.
Old signage from the old train station of our town.
According to my sister, this native nipa hut will soon be renovated to become a spa.
Paintings on the ground perfect for a from where I stand photo.
More walks amongst these flowers
