#327 - Siargao's boardwalk at Cloud9 resort as seen from three storey wooden hut that is an excellent vantage point.
Yesterday my son and I went to the hospital early, we left home on a cab a quarter to seven in the morning and arrived at the hospital 10mins past eight. We went to the HMO and cleared the requirements so his ctscan would be covered by my hmo card provided by the company I am working for. The ctscan procedure would cost about almost $600 USD, a hefty price to shoulder if I don't have my hmo. Gladly my employer offers it as part of the compensation package when I signed up for work seven years ago.
The ctscan procedure was done in the radiology department and it only took about 12 mins to complete. The results will be available online in three days and hope that all is fine when it come out. I will share also the results to the doctor from the rehab department of Philippine Orthopedic Center that requested the procedure.
Moving on, let me share these photos taken during our stay in Siargao when it was still normal days. This is what the view look like from up the third floor of the vantage area. We were there around three in the afternoon. The boardwalk is more than a hundred meters from the shoreline I think. The water below is also shallow even in high tides. The shoreline is covered by thick coconut trees up to the surfing area on the right of the frame.
This is the other side of the vantage area. The shallow sea expands for a few more meters until it is already in the part where there's a presence of huge waves already. The hut also have these metal suspension to make sure it will stand and support the wooden structure in times of storms.
Another side of the vantage area where we can see the shallow depth of the sea and the water rushing to the shore. It is nice staying here, the cold breeze and the sun are perfect match.
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Shot taken in Siargao, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Panasonic Lumix ZS110. ~rex