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RE: Side Trips | Badekbek Sulfur Springs | Bokod, Benguet, Philippines

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Is that a sculpture of the cow? I'm saddened that it didn't make out alive.

That's a unique place to visit. I've never been in a place with a boiling Mud and never been in volcanoes.

Maybe it's true that the soil from volcano is good for the skin because I've seen facial products using that kind of soil.

I could imagine how hard it is to live in a place without water. A man can survive without electricity but without water is a no. Amazing people who live there.

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    That is a fallen tree that was left there to decay. hidden underneath are small bubbling ponds of mud.
    The cow fell in the first pond and we were told it never made its way out. I felt sorry for him.

    Indeed water is essential. The residents of the place must have figured out ways to bring water to their residences.

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