my parents and their friends used to go to tagaytay for 'picnics' ( now that is a word you seldom hear nowadays. 'outing', 'gimik' seems to be more commonly used ). they were still in the dating stage then. in our family photo album, one would encounter sepia toned pictures simply captioned 'picnic grove, tagaytay'. but they won't recognize the present picnic grove today. the covered tables ( for rent! ), the nature walk, the numerous souvenir shops and ( of all things ) the videoke booths. talk about communing with nature with a badly rendered gun's and roses' knocking on heaven's door for background music.
again taal lake seen from our lunch table at leslie's
sunset, picnic grove, tagaytay. knock-knock-knocking on hibenns dooooar. ay-ay-aaiiaaayyy!
the gang by the bridge
we ended the day tired ( and for my part - a bit low on funds, he,he ). but the trip gave us all the break we needed from work. thank GOD, and my fellow adventurers.
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