#manolofortich

[janetheraven]

Where is this? #ManoloFortich #Bukidnon https://www.instagram.com/p/Br_4fVfA5xO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dr6eg52rpwam

[momibonsai]

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[maryelizabethmuga-blog]

Empowering Manolo Fortich through Disaster Awareness

* This essay won as first place during Disaster Awareness Month celebration hosted by LGU Manolo Fortich

Max Mayfield, a meteorologist once said that “Preparation through education is less costly than learning through tragedy.”

Floods, earthquakes, and land slides are common natural calamities that occur in our municipality due to our geographical location. We have been blessed with so much abundance yet we all know the perils of the life in the upper lands. Throughout the years these calamities have been part of the lives of our forefathers and will always be a part of the lives of our generation and our future generation. Thus it is always wise to think that we can never really escape disasters but we can always minimize the risk of these disasters.

In affirmation to the wise words of Max Mayfield, when it comes to calamities the most effective way to safety is through proper awareness and preparedness. Thus in reducing loss of life and property during floods, earthquakes and storms we have to go back to the most basic thing- prevention. Preventing what? NOT the disaster but the risks of these disasters.

Prevention means building resilience to people since we are both the most vulnerable yet the most capable of all in terms of protecting lives and properties. So how do we work out the power of prevention? It is simply done by awareness through proper education. The government together with the non-government organizations and sectors has been very active in disseminating information regarding disaster management in the recent years. Here in our municipality it is evident through the flood warning systems that are posted in almost every Barangay, the visibility of RQRT (Respond Quickly Rescue Team), and the infrastructures that are developed to minimize floods and accidents. In the mainstream media, we have information advertisements that promote awareness to various calamities such as flash floods, fires, earthquakes and even created programs that teach the people how to protect themselves in different crisis. All of these are done in order to help all the civilians.

Just imagine living in community where most of the people know what to do in times of crisis. The chances of survival increases, there will be less damage to life and property and most importantly there is faster and greater chance for recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction since there is lesser damage. The way to achieve this vision is through proper education among the people for us to be aware of what to do, where to begin and why we should be doing these things. In an era where technology and development is booming it is a sin to be ignorant and unaware. We have come to this age where information and education is at the tip of our fingers.

Although faith and hope are necessary to motivate us to live however, realistically speaking, wishing won’t keep us safe, preparedness will. As the famous Filipino phrase goes, “Lamang ang may alam.” We may have been lucky that we have not received the lash of Sendong at its worst or the enormous waves of Super Typhoon Yolanda but who knows how Mother Nature will test the resilience of the people of Manolo Fortich?

The final question will then be thrown to each and every one of us; do we have what it takes to save our own lives, the lives of the people that we love and the beautiful home that we have been blessed to live with? If not then better keep yourself aware of our power through awareness before it’s too late.

[mastercarlo1995]

Old photo: September 2018 #manolofortich #bukidnon #manolofortichbukidnon https://www.instagram.com/p/CCxx0emA-c4/?igshid=1r8ay925hj7r7

[ellobofilipino]

Visited pineapple country again. #bukidnon #alae #manolofortich #mindanao (at Alae Manolo Fortich Bukidnon.)

[senyoritasigra]

Congratulations Bhagi d’ Pogi 🚴🏼‍♂️🏆🏅 . . . #halloweenshred2019 #manolofortich #elitecategory #8thplace #teamsigidas https://www.instagram.com/p/B4bQBA3guEv/?igshid=vkh6nj6idcah

[cleverwombatmoon]

Meeting up with childhood friends is one of the highlights in my last trip. And she loves wearing her Travel Tube Blanket to the office! #❤️ #bff #travel #meetups #travelblaket #facesoftraveltubeblankets #girlfriends #sedahotel #yellow #mytravels #travelphotography #travelblogger #philippines #cagayandeoro #childhoodfriends #tagamanolo #manolofortich https://www.instagram.com/p/B2waE53Bd2E/?igshid=1602782m8xq5m

[unlovingyouislove-blog]

Home is always where the heart is. ♥️ Hello Manolo Fortich and Happy Fiesta, Immaculate Conception! ✨#manolofortich (at Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrFvQPMBiyTCFsVQC5mcyV2-b4CqmxpM-oBWIM0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nvz7wws7dj82

[mimai1122-blog]

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Night swimming at Kampo Juan. #kampojuan #manolofortich #manolofortichbukidnon

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[momibonsai]

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[tomasitolemonsito]

#Dahilayan #vsco #buggy #atp #Bukidnon #Kitanglad #ManoloFortich

[annetan]

This roast beef from Del Monte Golf Course and Country Club brings out the foodie in me. It is A must try located at Manolo Fortich Bukidnon just an hour away from the City of Golden Friendship Cagayan De Oro. As you pass through along the road in both sides you can see unending pineapples lining down the hill as far as the eyes can see. A must go to place to visit.👍🏼

[krispycornetto-blog]

Parsley for sale. #greenandclean #parsley #vegetarian #bukidnon #fresh #dahilayan #manolofortich (at Dahilayan Forest Park, Manolo Fortich Bukidnon)

[mikkomahinay-blog]

Pigeon Hole

There aren’t many things that give me quite as much simultaneous joy and heartbreak as stumbling on memory cards of holiday images that escaped me as soon as the real life hit back with work and even more work.

Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon is one of those places as a quick destination closest to Cagayan de Oro, and that urge to be away from the city & an instant change of environment at just 30 minutes away; even accessible by commuters. The Sarraga Family, one of the proud native Kagay-anons, decided to open their shooting range to the public & transform it into an ideal function venue where you can opt to just dine in during weekends or have your meetings, reunions, gathering, weddings or any other once-in-a-lifetime moments book the venue- then you know there’s an additional charm that draws you to escape the urban life once in a while.

As to our little blossoming photo series here, these were shot during their opening, days just after I flew home from these series of events in Cebu for a week and just how fortunate were we to manage to get to Manolo Fortich in one piece and in picture perfect lighting amidst our lack of navigation skills- further proving that anyone can really get to Pigeon Hole, even those who do not have a personal vehicle. Manolo Fortich light is not dissimilar to Cagayan de Oro – harsh as hell in the middle of the day, with beautiful shadows, incredible sunsets, and dusty mornings-after. I’ve already made it my mission to find another few weeks in my schedule to get myself back over there, perhaps on a photo job, to create as much characterising imagery as possible – I’m certainly of the belief that Google images does Manolo Fortich absolutely no justice at this point in time, while travel magazine editorials alway find derelict forests synonymous to any place in Bukidnon.

Watch this space. (P.S. they specialize in TexMex food, although it was definitely delicious to the extent the dishes never saw the opportunity to be photographed as they were devoured within minutes after being served- THAT GOOD.)

You can learn more about how to get to Pigeon Hole, make your reservations & basically any other information at their website here. Follow them on Instagram here.

[cleverwombatmoon]

The sunset at my hometown. #sunset #redsky #bukidnon #manolofortich #beautifulsunset #travels #mytravels #iphonephotography #iphone7plus #unfiltered #natgeo #beautifulworld https://www.instagram.com/p/BxAnciwBzxP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=10u6kbzcy54rh