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Team Guisian plays against Team Velasco

Team Guisian plays against Team Velasco

Marinduque Rising ― During weekends and holidays and whenever he's free, Marinduque Congressman Lord Allan Velasco takes time out with Team Velasco to engage barangay players in seaside, riverside and interior districts in friendly basketball matches. This one's a ...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, CONG. LORD ALLAN VELASCO, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 26 weeks ago

Is Susong Dalaga a built pyramid?

Is Susong Dalaga a built pyramid?

Marinduque Rising ― Climbing Susong DalagaNovember 30, Friday, was a holiday in the Philippines to honor national heroes led by Andres Bonifacio of Tondo, Manila, the father of the Katipunan secret society that started the Philippine revolution against Spain. That...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Susong Dalaga Hill, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 28 weeks ago

Video on Guisian and its attractions

Video on Guisian and its attractions

Marinduque Rising ― Susong Dalaga Hill in GuisianPhotos of our trip to Guisian and some of its attractions like the shore cliffs, Bagtasan and Susong Dalaga Hill in this video.

Tags: Susong Dalaga Hill, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 44 weeks ago

The Road Not Taken - Robert Frost (1874-1963)

The Road Not Taken - Robert Frost (1874-1963)

Marinduque Rising ― Road leading to northern Marinduque. ∙ TWO roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; ∙...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, MOGPOG, Guisian, Paye

Marinduque Rising ― 46 weeks ago

More Guisian bombs and war recollections

More Guisian bombs and war recollections

Marinduque Rising ― Leaving Bagtasan. I requested to see the northern side of Susong Dalaga Hill from the water so the boatman maneuvered his small boat northward while towing our bigger boat. ∙ Susong Dalaga Hill. ∙ The sea remained calm. One...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, WW2, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 49 weeks ago

WW2 bomb in Guisian still alive

WW2 bomb in Guisian still alive

Marinduque Rising ― Not having prepared well for the trip, we didn't bring any food or drinks with us to Bagtasan. But there was a sari-sari store located south of the isthmus where we all headed to upon disembarking from the boat. The narrow isthmus separates two...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, WW2, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 49 weeks ago

Guisian steep cliffs plunging into the sea

Guisian steep cliffs plunging into the sea

Marinduque Rising ― Friendly Allan, the boatman, stresses a point as we sailed along quite slowly. ∙ We started late the next day on a ‘discovery tour’ of that hidden portion of Guisian, simply called Bagtasan, (meaning passage, from the Tagalog word ...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 49 weeks ago

Sayao Bay's twists and turns

Sayao Bay's twists and turns

Marinduque Rising ― Sayao Bay embraces the rocky shores of barangays Guisian, Paye and Sayao. There are just a few and brief stretches of white but not powdery sand beaches providing relief to those who'd set out to explore the entire length of this rugged coastline....

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 49 weeks ago

Crossing an isthmus to Susong Dalaga

Crossing an isthmus to Susong Dalaga

Marinduque Rising ― Local lass, Hershey, on the shores of an isthmus in Guisian ∙ Susong Dalaga, virgin's breast is what these two hills are called in Guisian. The bigger breast to the right serves as a unique venue that puts to test local cub scouts' physical...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 50 weeks ago

Cawit Port and Marinduque's primary and interior roads

Cawit Port and Marinduque's primary and interior roads

Marinduque Rising ― The Port of Cawit that was re-opened in 2008, is situated on the mid-western side of mainland Marinduque serving as a major port for the towns of Boac, Gasan and Buenavista. It handles agricultural and trade products, construction materials and...

Tags: CONG. LORD ALLAN VELASCO, MOGPOG, Guisian, CAWIT PORT

Marinduque Rising ― 50 weeks ago

Revisiting Guisian in Mogpog, Marinduque

Revisiting Guisian in Mogpog, Marinduque

Marinduque Rising ― Gusi, jar. Guisian's symbol found at Guisian Elementary School. ∙ Ask anyone from the hamlet of Guisian and he or she will tell you that the origin of that name is “gusian”, meaning a place where many gusi, jars were buried in the days of...

Tags: ECO-TOURISM, Sayao Bay, MOGPOG, Guisian

Marinduque Rising ― 50 weeks ago

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