A thick cover of clouds loomed overhead as we hiked up the slope of Mt. Isarog, a Filipine volcano that's never known to have erupted, but that scientists say certainly could.
Luckily, the rain held off, as did any volcanic activity, as we made our way up the mountain. Our 11-year-old, self-appointed "guide" led us along a dirt, mud, and rock trail through rice terraces and corn fields that slowly disappeared into dense forest.
About an hour in, we heard the unmistakable rumble of falling water up ahead. The trek was well worth it.
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| We hitched a ride back in the bed of a dump truck. Got tangled in some horrific rush hour traffic. |
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