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Bislig Baywalk When I was young, my family used to frequent Bislig every year, its a about 6 hours away north east of Davao whether it's a Birthday, Christmas or Summer vacation, it has always been festive. I had a bag full of  naive memories of Bislig back in the days.                                                            Delta of Bislig River 2011, Just this month, we were part of a so-called birthday surprise for my uncle and a chance to revisit the place where I used to call my second home. Excitement started to kicked in as we set about on another clannish fête.                 San Nicolas Church My other concern was to catch a glimpse of a new Bislig, not long ago the roads were unpaved and transportation was a bit of bumpy and the prominent Bislig bridge straddles along the immense Bislig river was still unfinished.                                                                 Bislig Bridge I hope to see the best in the coming years of

Around 4Am with our sleepy heads, Me and 6 of my colleagues huddled at Davao Overland Transport Terminal to embarked in a new journey of fun and exploration...a total of 205.57 kms in a matter 8 crazy hours.we hit first the city of General Santos before heading down deep south Glan. During the trip we were dazzled by the pulchritude offered by the bountiful Sarangani bay.As we arrived to the rustic Glan, a laidback municipality located in southern cut of Sarangani province.  Our exhilaration was intense coz we knew and we heard a lot of beautiful feedbacks about the place that there many scintillating beaches such as in Gumasa waiting to be unearthed.and then long wait was ended when we reached our destination . Right before our eyes the heavenly beaches of Gumasa welcomed us with its inviting cerulean waters and tranquil atmosphere. we raveled, relaxed, and just simply enjoyed the moment that will never washed away by time