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    Posted January 29, 2013 by
    Sherbien
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    Mt. Napulak and Mt. Pulag, Philippines
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    Sunflowers, summit and undergarment...

    By Sherbien  |  Posted January 29, 2013  |  Mt. Napulak and Mt. Pulag, Philippines
     
    I endure 4 hours bringing sunflower to the summit of Mt. Napulak.

    Mt. Napulak is the highest mountain in Iloilo province and has a very difficult trail due to continues ascend of the steep trail.

    The most challenging part here is to keep the sunflowers still fresh at the summit and I should keep my balance not to fall on the treacherous trail or else my sunflowers will be destroyed.

    For Mt. Pulag, I posed with my undergarments with background of sea of clouds and for My. Napulak, I want to pose with sunflowers covering my body at the summit of Nipple's Peak....

    Reaching the summit is tormenting especially when I saw the huge cross built at the summit. I don't want to be disrespectful...

    What I did is to take photos of me holding the sunflower while trekking the deadly trail... then offer the sunflowers to the cross....

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