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Camarines Norte: The Cold Waters of Mampurog River in Club Noah, San Lorenzo Ruiz
After resting for a while and preparing for lunch in Daet, Tutubi and his friends rode a tricycle to the terminal of San Lorenzo Ruiz-bound jeepneys. The road to Club Noah, the name of the resort on the banks of Mampurog River, was filled with potholes and very rural looking.
the sign of Club Noah prominently displayed on the Daet-Mampurog road with rates and telephone numbers
After a few minutes of soaking in the cold water of the rocky stream and few photo opportunities, decided to eat lunch, again took pictures then hurried off to ride the jeepney back to Daet's famous Bagasbas Beach.
the cold water of the river, actually just a sapa (stream), is a favorite of locals for picnics and escape from the searing summer sun
a common site in the Philippines: men drinking while soaking in rivers and lakes
the sign of Club Noah prominently displayed on the Daet-Mampurog road with rates and telephone numbers
the cold water of the river, actually just a sapa (stream), is a favorite of locals for picnics and escape from the searing summer sun
a common site in the Philippines: men drinking while soaking in rivers and lakes
on the exit trail of Club Noah
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