Images in Tagaytay, September 4, 2011

Have bike, we will help save the earth...

These were other pictures as the GayMen toured Tagaytay City:

                                       The Bikes and GayMen Resting at the Tagaytay Rotonda

                                                      Father and Son:  Neto and John Rey

                                             Jorgeus Biker with Rotonda at the Background

                                         John Rey a very young Biker Stretched to the Limit

                                                    MyBike, GTS, resting also at Rotonda

                                            At People's Park (?)  Picnic Grove P50.00 entrance fee!
We just posed outside.  The gaymen could not afford the stiff entrance fee.  People's Park??? Hmmm

                           Pictures at St Anne's Shrine, one of the Few Places with Free Entrance

                                          The GayMen Pose Outside the St Anne Shrine

                                                  Libreng Posing at Tagaytay Econo Hotel

                                                JorgeusBiker and Gerry - The RealMen

                                                 Taal Lake and Volcano from a Distance

                                      Lots of Resort Development Going on Beside an Active Volcano


Google Map of Tagaytay Scenic Views; Where We had Photos


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From Real Men to Gay Men; September 4, 2011 taGAYtay Ride

Have bike, we will help save the earth...

Last week, we were RealMen; today we are GayMen. (No Relation go gays with due respect) and Neil Gaiman.

RealMen Last Week

                See the sign at Gerry and My Back:  Real Bank and the Bikers are RealMen. Hahaha

THE GAYMEN - The Signs are All Very Clear

                                         That's Jorgeus Biker, Angel, Neto and Gerry, all GayMen!

This seems very comical; but the title captures the essence of our rides last week and today. We are all very hard and intrepid bikers.  Our bike ride last week was estimated to be 200 km; today about l80 km.

Tomorrow We are "Gay" Men

Have bike, we will help save the earth...

Last Monday, we were Real Men; tomorrow we are "gay" men. Why? We are biking to TaGAYtay. Or better for more machisimo, "TAGAY" men.

I am lucky to join such strong riders like Alan, Gerry, Weng, and Angel. They have legs of steel and strong lungs - they do not need back up vehicles to ride long distances. These are my types of riders. Real Men. Gay men or Tagay men. This is their fifth ride to Tagaytay; this is my third. That would help me prepare for ride to Sorsogon in December and Gen San in summer.