#802 - Random Shots in Boracay for Tuesday.
Happy evening fellow beautiful Hiveans. Hope all is well out there, there's a typhoon that hit the country lately and it seems there were casualties in the southern part of the tropics. It's heartbreaking seeing someone you love lost in a catastrophe like this but sometimes accident happens even if you are fully prepared for the incoming storm. We no longer felt the rain brought by the cyclone but it did leave a mark somewhere else. My relatives in the province were waiting for the rain to arrive and it finally did, it cooled down the temperature and then also allowed them to start the planting of their crops like eggplants, corn and other vegetables. The monsoon season has begun already but hopefully it's not too much just enough for people who needs the rain.
For our daily shots we have here photos taken by the wife in Boracay when she joined my mother-in-law and her siblings this month for a couple of nights of stay. One of the best experience they had was the sunset which is the best part of the day for most people as this is the time that everyone is out there on the sandy beach doing their thing, swimming while others are riding bancas or wind surfing all that kind of stuff to be done at sea.
Lots of coconut trees as well are planted in this tropical paradise which has bloomed once again after being left out during the pandemic.
People are seen everywhere, either locals or tourists, some are under the coconut trees, some are on the beach shore and some are walking along the coastal area and also those that are hoping from one establishment to another looking for something to drink or eat.
A shot showing the wing body number of the plane that my wife rode to get to the island and the island below with the road that's distinct on the mountain.
A brown dog seen on the fine sands of the island. Seems the animal has been accustomed to the number of people coming and going to their domain and it could be that the dog is also looking for something to eat from the good people like their leftovers for example.
The last three photos are showing the boat ride that my wife took to get to the island itself because after the plane has landed, she needs to board a boat that took her to the island itself where her relatives were waiting. She said that the boat ride is just a few minutes and that they passed by several stations in the island where each station represent the class where lower number means it's fancier to stay there.
Follow me on my nature travels.
Shot taken in Boracay, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Samsung Z5 flip phone. ~rex