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  On the image: I was particularly inspired to make this flyer like image from Canva. It looked nice in my own standards. Maybe I'll do it when we try to do the other circuits too! As you know Reagan and I have acquired a house last year and I can't for the life of me imagine leaving our home for more than a day with no one to take care of it. I was convincing my sisters to babysit the house but they couldn't leave our million dogs. So basically we didn't plan anything for the long weekend last Holy Week and at the same time it's still the pandemic. BUT, youngest suggested to do a pilgrimage of sorts in spite of us not being Roman Catholics. We collectively just love going to old churches so why not.  From the Cavite FB page there are 3 circuits, coastal, upper and midland. Upper is probably the worst option because of, well...Tagaytay, Midland is ... meh, we're already at midland, so we went with the coastal circuit instead. Being our place of residence is much

While Paradizoo is popular amongst families, there's another farm within the vicinity that is also good enough for a lazy afternoon even if it's one of those temperatures you just want to do siesta.  Right off the bat, I liked that they have have enough parking for large parties. We arrived past lunchtime and there's still a lot of slots available even if visitors pour in regularly. It's probably because of the pandemic, but all groups are required to have a guide (100/group) so they can regulate where people can go. As of writing you are not allowed to lounge endlessly on an area nor are you able to roam around on your own because they want to separate visitors in their own bubbles. Even the moments that we had to be in an enclosed room, we had to wait for a group to get out before we're allowed to come in.  Based off of the story of a friend, in Paradizoo, you are allowed to pet animals as a tourism feature. They do have it in Yoki's, however their animal sele