I was back in Tagaytay last week after perhaps more than 5 years. A dense fog greeted us as we approached the city via the Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road, which was our usual route. We decided not to take the CALAX as we were traveling early and our driver was not familiar with that route. I wrote here and my other blog before that we used to frequent Tagaytay for personal and business trips. It used to take something like 1.5 to 2 hours to go there and it was less crowded. We preferred to go on weekdays (usually Friday to Saturday) for a quick escape and change in environment. That ceased with busier schedules and the prospect of heavy traffic and crowded restaurants and cafes.
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| Dense fog everywhere last Thursday and Friday. Can you see the tricycle heading our way? |
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| This sign perfectly describes the situation |
Despite the fog, I was surprised that it wasn't as cool (temperature-wise) as it was in Tagaytay. It was raining intermittently when I was there last week for a workshop so I expected the wet weather to make it as cool as before. It was not; though still cooler and less humid than in the lower lands of Metro Manila and Laguna. I hope to be back in Tagaytay again sooner than later for a quick vacation before school starts for my daughter. She says she wants to go to Tagaytay again as she misses the place especially the food.
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