SPC High School Class of 1963 will be having their Grand Reunion on February, 2010 right here in San Pablo City. For more details and information please visit SPCBatch63.org or contact Mr. Gerry Lantican. The comment section is also open for your discussion.
I was browsing my hard drive compressing and removing old files when I stumbled on three photos of the One Stop Shop. The One Stop Shop is just behind the old City Hall building and, as the name implies, it’s a one stop shop for everything from permits to certificates.
It has been a few months since I took a walk around Sampalok Lake. My last walk was with my wife before she gave birth to a healthy baby girl and this was last May. Since then I have been glued infront of my computer.
Yesterday, my wife insisted that I do some walking. Walking is a very good exercise specially for those who are really out of shape like me because it doesn’t put too much strain on your body. Jogging is okay but I think I’ll do that later on when I get used to walking long distances again. [...continue reading Avoid Parking]
The City of San Pablo is also known as the City of Seven Lakes because of its seven natural crater lakes. The seven lakes are Sampalok, Bunot, Palakpakin, Kalibato, Pandin, Yambo and Mohikap. Now, there is another lake in San Pablo City and it is located inside the famous Villa Escudero.
Rafting at Lawa ng Labasin. Photo from VillaEscudero.com
I’ve been to Villa Escudero only once and that was a very long time ago but it seems that very little has changed since I was there. They still have the carabao ride while being serenaded by folk singers, the meseum tour, the man-made waterfall, the pools and of course their own little lake called Lawa ng Labasin. [...continue reading Lawa ng Labasin]
