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Been at Awe at Banaue

Jun 30, 2018
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Beautiful, beautiful place. Beats me to think about the ingenuity and labor of the people who built it some 2,000 years ago. The Banaue Rice Terraces was declared a national heritage in 1995, which explains why I grew up in the fervor of appreciation for this site. I saw it in photos. I learned about it in elementary books. And I swore someday, I'm going to see it with my own eyes. (((Of course I never in my life expected I would slip, fall down the terraces, and injure myself but that just makes the experience most memorable, I suppose)))

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Athena Charanne R. Presto is the eldest among three children of a lower-middle-class family who refuses to limit herself. An early-career sociologist, she keeps herself wide-eyed with all the wonders, challenges, and surprises of life. She is a lover of simple things and welcomes insights about her favorite things in the world-- Gabriel García Márquez books, poems, Full Metal Panic, Spanish language, low-tier humor, and validation time after time. Send her love at the linked social media accounts in this blog.

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