Our company had a workshop in Tara Woods, Batangas. It’s a great venue for workshops, mini-conferences, or even day-away meetings and planning sessions. It’s a three-storey farmhouse that’s been converted to a bed-and-breakfast place. Just like in Sonya’s, one doesn’t need to bring towels and toiletries because they’re already provided. They don’t heavily advertise the place; they prefer to limit guests to those the owners personally know. Good thing our president is a good friend of the owners!Anyway we stayed overnight at the place and I had fun shooting people with the lovely sunset as a backdrop.
As we were leaving Thursday afternoon we heard word that storm signal number 3 was raised in Batangas with the arrival of super typhoon Reming (international codename Durian—ambaho naman ng pangalan na napili!) in the country. I pray that Reming won’t do much damage to Tara Woods.
8 comments:
Oh heyyyy. Isn't that Legally_Bald from LJ? He's your co-worker?
:)
PHILLIP: Yah. He's an AE in our dept.
I remember when it was still called Tara Farm and the house was still just a small bungalow with screen windows :)
FENRIRTATTLER: Hey, I saw the old sign that said "Tara Farm" by the road. That farm has gone a long way--there's even a separate building that's like a big dorm house several meters from the main house. I'll post more pics of Tara Woods in the McMultiply site. :-)
It's official. I must lose weight and I hate my hair.
LEIGH: It's also a well-known fact that the camera adds 10 pounds. Uhmmm, unless... that's Joey Girl you're looking at! Hahahaha. ;-)
hindi ba si poma yang guy in brown?!
ANONYMOUS: Yes. And...?
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