pines trees at camp john hay, baguio city

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camp john hay is a big place which has restaurants, hotels, golf courses, museum, an  amphitheater surrounded by flowers, butterfly garden and an adventure area. we were there only for a short time, we had lunch there, walked among the pine trees which i am sure, are older than i am. we also went inside the museum which creeped me out a bit because during that time there were no people around and i got goosebumps walking alone through a narrow corridor. i think there was also a mini cemetery.

we got there by taking a taxi from the heart of baguio city, we paid less than 200 and that was in the summer of 2010.

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