Island monotony prevention
30. August 2020, Sunday
11° 5' 12" N, 119° 27' 35" E
Up to now there was not a second here in which we were seriously worried about Corona, but the risk of getting an island monotony may exist.
To prevent this, we went to the mainland of the island of Palawan with friends.
There are hardly any man-made sights here, just a lot of nature, primeval forests, huts, water buffalo and rice fields.
So actually exactly what we love.
After a day on the mainland, however, we were gripped by the longing for the sea again, because to be locked in and nowhere to see the sea is no longer a species-appropriate attitude for us after all these years.
After a few marches through rivers and jungle to waterfalls, we declare our island monotony prevention as successful and over and we are happy to finally see our beloved sea again
To prevent this, we went to the mainland of the island of Palawan with friends.
There are hardly any man-made sights here, just a lot of nature, primeval forests, huts, water buffalo and rice fields.
So actually exactly what we love.
After a day on the mainland, however, we were gripped by the longing for the sea again, because to be locked in and nowhere to see the sea is no longer a species-appropriate attitude for us after all these years.
After a few marches through rivers and jungle to waterfalls, we declare our island monotony prevention as successful and over and we are happy to finally see our beloved sea again
