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| Super A conquering the giants |
Oslob is one of the towns in the South with pristine waters and one of the homes to 16 great whale sharks or what is locally-known as the "butanding". Last Friday, April 26, Super A conquered Oslob and the gentle giants.
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Sleeping with the frenemies
Oslob is a 3-hour drive (can be 2) but due to my sister's demand who came for vacation, we dashed there (almost) from the airport. The drive to the South, though long, is always a pleasant one. There were 9 of us who went to view the butandings with just me and my sister originally going to swim with them. But when we got there, they were just too gentle to resist for bragging rights so the kids went for them too including Super A.
Check out adventure pix below :)
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| Going to the briefing site |
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| When the waves dictate the angle of your picture |
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| Landing at the briefing site |
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| Had sunblock overload when they said "No sunblock allowed" |
See what I mean?
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| The first sighting |
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| First up, Lolo-Papa Carlos |
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| Hangos, Pa? Not bad for a 66-year old |
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| My sister, Helen, who just arrived from Singapore at 4am that day |
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| Thanks, Si-e Helen! |
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| Kristoffer, Me and my distorted face |
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| Close encounter |
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| Kristoffer, the bravest of them all: first kiddo who volunteered to dive in |
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| Kym |
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| Harrie with Kym on his back watching the giants underwater |
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| Unsay Chinese sa surprised? Cora Tan |
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| Helen and Cora |
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| Jared was the last one to jump in but toughed it out; Good job, Jared! |
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| Going back |
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| Cousins |
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| Cutie Sofia |
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| Kym: Mr. Lonely? |
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| Thanks Si-e for the adventure! Muuuuaaaah! |
