Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
January 22, 2017
As we waited for the food to be served at Manay's, Richard who is serving as the coordinator of VM (he is in Baguio City now) announced the following:
1. We depart on February 10, 2017 5 am. Assembly is at Holy Gardens Angono.
Estimated time of arrival at various points:
February 10, 2017
7 to 7;30 Ayala Hts Balara
8 to 8:30 Marilao breakfast /snacks
10 to 11 San Fernando for refreshment
12 to 12 30 Dau for lunch
2 to 2:30 Hacienda Luisita
4 to 4:30 Sm Rosales
5 to 5:30 Urdaneta at Engr. June's place
7:00 dinner courtesy of Engr June
February 11, 2017
5:30 am breakfast courtesy of Engr June
6:00 depart for Rosario
7:30 snacks at Rosario
8:00 depart for Baguio
11:00 arrive at Camp 6.
1:00 arrive at view deck
3:00 arrive at Baguio city;
ayos gamit and then lunch
7:00 pm dinner
9:00 to 12 socials
February 12
7:00 breakfast
8 to 9: empake
9 go to bus station
3 to 4 estimated time of arrival at Cubao
5 to 6 pm - Home na
2. Damages: P500.00 for lodging at Baguio, P100 to 200 gas;; Total between 600 to 700
Food at Dau, lunch, dinner , breakfast at Baguio; kkb; your snacks and refreshment on the way are for your own account.
Bus fare. KKB
3. Bring two sets of jersey, and your own toilereties at sleeping clothes adopted to cold weather.
4. Engr June will take care of lodging at Urdaneta, dinner and breakfast. (Wow. Thanks Engr - just quoting you)
Next week, the last tune up will either be at Luisiana (it usually rains there) or Tagaytay. Then light ride one week before February 10
If you are not ready, please think of the ride in 4 stages (the first day is the toughest ) divided into 4 segments of 50 km each. If we ride at 20 kph, we can cover the entire distance in 10 hours (that is from 5 to 3 pm. Kayang kaya
The Baguio portion is only 74 km: 40 km from Urdaneta to Rosario. the 33 km is the climb. The hardest part is only from Black Mountain to Baguio City proper only 10 km. Parang Bugarin ride lang. If at any point you are distressed, get off and rest. It is not a race
Kayang kaya. if we practice well and set our mind to it.
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Sunday, January 15, 2017
Unable to join the Sierra Madre ride, although I reached Simples Lugawan
Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
January 15, 2017
Rapid healing of the rashes after one week; no pus and infection due to sili
(the left one hood)
The skin around the wound are healing and stretching causing the
very slight pain
I was unable to join the ride to Sierra Madre this morning. I intended to ride only up to Sacred Heart to see the kapadyak off but they were not there. I spun up to Calumpang and there I saw Richard and Vhen and I was motivated to bike further. I said I would join them up to Morong as I had no tools, no money, no uniform, wearing only slippers and my knees were aching a little bit (the skin around the wounds was stretching and causing a little bit of pain). But the troops were in full force: Meong, Master, Jess, Alan, Pres Luis, Vhen Engr June, Joel Ambet (and even saw Gerry Y) riding up to Morong in Morong highway (near Cardona)
So only 3 weeks to go before the big ride to Baguio. I hope I got the mileage from the Jalajala ride.
On the way back, I rode with Reymond Pactao from whom I bought the Bianchi frame of my road bike, via diversion road. That is developing the lungs and legs for the Kennon road ascent. And the confidence.
Rizal Philippines
January 15, 2017
Rapid healing of the rashes after one week; no pus and infection due to sili
(the left one hood)
The skin around the wound are healing and stretching causing the
very slight pain
I was unable to join the ride to Sierra Madre this morning. I intended to ride only up to Sacred Heart to see the kapadyak off but they were not there. I spun up to Calumpang and there I saw Richard and Vhen and I was motivated to bike further. I said I would join them up to Morong as I had no tools, no money, no uniform, wearing only slippers and my knees were aching a little bit (the skin around the wounds was stretching and causing a little bit of pain). But the troops were in full force: Meong, Master, Jess, Alan, Pres Luis, Vhen Engr June, Joel Ambet (and even saw Gerry Y) riding up to Morong in Morong highway (near Cardona)
So only 3 weeks to go before the big ride to Baguio. I hope I got the mileage from the Jalajala ride.
On the way back, I rode with Reymond Pactao from whom I bought the Bianchi frame of my road bike, via diversion road. That is developing the lungs and legs for the Kennon road ascent. And the confidence.
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