I love strawberries – they are one of my favorite fruits. I ate them with salt; I dip them a bit in a salt before devouring each one of them whole. Yummy. And so when I get to the Strawberry Farm it felt like heaven and made me wish we had a garden of strawberries in our backyard. Strawberry Farm is located in La Trinidad, Baguio, a few kilometers from the city. One activity you can do here is picking your own strawberries, but I think you’ll have to pay twice the actual price for the strawberries you picked.
I’ve learned that strawberries are the only fruit that got its’ seeds outside – that’s according to Fruit Ninja trivia. And then I thought of cashew… 🙂
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gotta looove strawberries!!! 🙂 how cool they’ve got them just outside Baguio now! 🙂 yummmmm!!!!!
hi rach! i just finished reading you’re blog in all it’s entirety… i’ve been meaning to email you, but i’m not sure you received the one i sent you (in reply to one of your comments here.) you are extraordinary and admirable! that’s not a compliment, it’s my opinion. 😉
wow, I was wondering who was reading it so much from the Phils LOL!!! 🙂 Im amazed you read it all!!!!! I’m amazed anyone is reading it, actually! lol not sure I got your email either, in reply to one of your comments. I often wonder if any of our others have been involved when I miss things like that. lol Can never know. We’ve been enjoying your blog tons!! It makes us feel homesick for all the great things there. Esp the food! 🙂 We ought to try and scan some old photos from our time there, and put them on our blog. Would bring it to life more. 🙂 I’ve never scanned photos before. gota learn how, i think! lol Thanks so much for your dedication at reading through our Whole blog!!!!! It’s quite amazing!! I love how we meet people in the blog world and see such a private slice of each others’ lives, and go away richer for having “met”.
i’m so glad ALL OF YOU enjoy my blog! 🙂 too bad you missed my email though, anyway it was just a reply regarding your comment about buko salad, sticky rice, haw flakes etc. and how i admire people doing voluntary works. i just thought we could correspond better through email – i got so curious at how you grew up here in the Phils and then… i got to read your blog… and now i’m waiting for your book to be published! 🙂
if you want to try email again, our email is rachmt74@yahoo.com.au We’re looking forward to getting to know you better too!!! 🙂 You intrigue us with your perfect English. 😉 And you make us long for home with your beautiful photos!!
ok, great! will try that again. don’t be so impressed with my English, once we speak in person i will most likely stutter. 😀 i’m not fluent speaking it, unless i’m irritated or fuming mad. hahaha!
ok, so if you’re speaking it perfectly I’ll worry! lol 🙂
hahaha… don’t worry i don’t (or very rarely) get irritated or mad anymore. 😀
Beautiful pictures!!
thank you!
Love the pictures! Beautiful job! 🙂
thank you very much! 🙂
a fine writing
thank you.
You have made me hungry for strawberries!
yummy, right?! 🙂
beautiful pics..must say.
got remembered of the day when almost 3 years back i visited a lychee garden. i still cherish the day,literally!!
cant forget the feel..yum huge lychees all over..wherever you look around!!
i love lychees too!!!
Whee guinea pigs love stawberries and your pictures have made us hungry! If you like strawberries you may be interested to google pineberries. A cross between a pineapple and a stawberry. Our Mummy likes growing things which are a little different!
Nibbles, Nutty, Bingo & Buddy
xxxx
oh, guineas! nice to see you all here… thanks for stopping by. 🙂
Lovely pictures.
thank you. 🙂
Ha! I just finished eating a big bowl of fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Yummy, yummy, yummy I have strawberries and whipped cream in my tummy. lol
now i’m drooling with envy! 🙂