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Ruralvet in Sagada
I heared about Sagada from a brod from Pangasinan and from him I have associated Sagada with marijuana.
I only learned more about this destination via bloggers, some of which are listed on the links below. I did not prepare well for this trip. I have finalized everything yesterday after chatting with Gareth, the ever helpful Sagada guide. I don't know where to stay, I didn't make reservations.
I hope that my stay there this holy week would recharge me, because I'm not on my peak on most aspects of my person.
If you're planning to go there next week, you may find me in the hospital :), because I may end up there. I heared they have vacant beds!
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You may also want to visit my other blog, ruralvet.org.
I only learned more about this destination via bloggers, some of which are listed on the links below. I did not prepare well for this trip. I have finalized everything yesterday after chatting with Gareth, the ever helpful Sagada guide. I don't know where to stay, I didn't make reservations.
I hope that my stay there this holy week would recharge me, because I'm not on my peak on most aspects of my person.
If you're planning to go there next week, you may find me in the hospital :), because I may end up there. I heared they have vacant beds!
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You may also want to visit my other blog, ruralvet.org.
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