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Part 4 of the Libotero Baguio-Banaue Roadtrip series

DAY 1.

Inaugurated only last year, this 30-ft. Rotary Wheel by the Rotary Club of Hundred Islands (RCHI) can’t be missed when passing through the Marcos Highway in Pugo, La Union.

From La Union Province, one can take any of the 3 major roads up to Baguio City. These are the Marcos Highway (now the Aspiras-Palispis Highway), Naguilian Road and Kennon Road.

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Part 3 of the Libotero Baguio-Banaue Roadtrip series

DAY 1.

After our brief stopover in Luisita, Tarlac for breakfast, we immediately resumed our roadtrip. At 8:08am, we were at the roads once again.

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Part 32 of a series
DAY 4

We continued to drive south all the way to our home in Laguna and passed by these landmarks.

10:47am. St. Stephen Church in San Esteban, Ilocos Sur

11:08am. St. John of Sahagun Church in Candon, Ilocos Sur

11:14am. Candon City Hall

11:42am.The Amburayan Bridge, a reminder that we were finally exiting the province of Ilocos Sur.

11:47am. St. Christopher Bangarenos Church in Bangar, La Union.

11:55am. San Nicolas de Tolentino Church in Balaoan, La Union.

1:02pm. St. William the Hermit Church in San Fernando, La Union.

1:17pm. Church in Bauang, La Union.

1:24pm. A fruit stand in Bauang, La Union.

1:49pm. Jose D. Aspiras Civic Center in Agoo, La Union

Town Square in Agoo, La Union

2:50pm. Urdaneta City Hall, Pangasinan

3:07pm. Villasis Town Hall, Pangasinan

3:19pm. Sprinklers, watering the farmlands in Pangasinan.

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Part 5 of a series
DAY 2

1:34pm. After our short stopover in San Fernando City, La Union, for lunch, we immediately continued our roadtrip and wasted no further time.
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Part 4 of a series
DAY 2

After our short stopover at the Basilica of Our Lady of Charity in Agoo, La Union, we hit the roads as we continued our roadtrip to the Northern tip of Luzon Island!
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Part 3 of a series
DAY 2

10:35am. From the shrine of Our Lady of Manaoag in Manaoag, Pangasinan, we just followed the one and only major road, Milo Street and headed northwest to the next town: San Jacinto, Pangasinan. From there, Milo St. was simply referred to as National Road. We headed further west to the next town: Mangaldan, Pangasinan. At the town’s only major intersection, we then turned right to Quezon Highway or otherwise known as the Pangasinan-La Union Interprovincial Road or simply “The North Luzon Loop Road”

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