Survivor Mindoro: Day 2

After the boat ride to safety, we went back to Argine's house for a survivor brunch spread-- perfectly fried fish, guinataang isda, and minatamis & grilled na saging saba! We spent some time drying out our soaked wares and freshening up before taking a trip back to the port of Calapan! We crossed the 250m bridge again and crossing it in daylight is freakier than doing it at night! It was quite a challenge to stay off the squeaky and chipped planks. I tried daring people to do a ala Temple Run dash but they weren't too keen on trying. Haha.

Amazing how this tricycle was able to cross the bridge!

The gang's final group photo

Another trike ride took us back to Calapan Port.

Disneyland or Donnyland?

Sun burnt but happy!

We said goodbye to our host at the port and rushed to buy tickets for the Supercat trip!

Argine and his dad

Stopped by the souvenir shop for some take-home treats

My TURISTA post

All the shipping lines have signs that tell you what time their next trip is

It was my first time to ride a fast craft and was amazed at how its interiors resemble an airplane. We had assigned seats for the trip. There was even a safety briefing before the trip and the snacks where wheeled along the aisles for passengers.

Hello Supercat!

Folding trays

And look! No matter how much we try to correct the spelling of our names, they still end up messing it up:

Who in the world are Mr. LAWSANG and Ms. CUCLEO?

After an hour on sea and 2 hours on land, Mr. P and I were back to the metro! Our bodies hurt like hell and we're burnt to a crisp, but it was all worth it! Ha! My summer has just begun. Can't wait for the next trip!