ASEAN Hive Community Challenge #86 (The Beauty of Boats): The Different Boats During Our Cebu Travel

Greetings Asean Hive Community. How is everyone doing well today? Well, in my case, I just get back to blogging as of this day because I felt sick. It's maybe because I was depress and stress at the same time within the past three weeks of my life. Then, I supposed to write again a blog yesterday but unfortunately I wasn't able to do one because of the unseen circumstances that made most of the people who live nearby our area full of fear and panic. Maybe my fellow Filipinos heard the news about what happened to MSU Gymnasium here in Marawi City and that place are just a few kilometers from where we reside so yesterday my mind was occupied with all the things that is going on around. Now that I'm a little bit okay, I decided to checked this week's Asean Hive Challenge and see if I can still meet the deadline. Gladly there are still few hours left before the timer ends so I hurriedly searched for some photos that would fit to this week's challenge.

Currently, we reside in a place where beach is out of reach. For us to be able to experience to see the sea water we still have to travel an hour to get there so the boats I will be presenting today are the ships that we had travelled on when we went to Cebu to visit my grandma who got stroke.

Trans Asia Shipping lines is the ship that we ride on when we went to Cebu. It was supposed to be the Cokaliong but since we arrived late at the Iligan Pier so we didn't have a choice but to book tickets in Trans Asia office since it's the only available ship that would leave at night. The boat was very spacious as there were few passengers only at that time.

We arrived at Cebu Pier before sunrise but we didn't get off the ship immediately. We waited until only few people left and by the time that we went off and was about to get to the exit to look for a taxi, we spotted this Starlite Ferries so my husband took a photo of it then headed to the exit.

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We stayed in my grandma's house in the province for three days and the next day we decided to get back home because my husband's boss texted him already.

While we were riding a bus going to the Cebu south bus terminal, I busied myself by taking photos of the beautiful sight of the beaches that we passed by and one of the photos I had taken were this photo where two small boats in the seashore.

When we arrived at the Cebu Terminal, we hurriedly went to the Cebu Pier to book for tickets but all were fully booked since election would be held in the next two days so we planned to stay in my father's house in the city. After two days my husband left (air travel) and went home and the next day it's our turned to leave via sea travel.

That time we ride on a Cokaliong Ship and before our departure I was able to take a photo of other Cokaliong ship beside us.

Few minutes later, this fast vessels had pass by our view. I also took photos of those but only this photo was left as a remembrance of that time since I wasn't able to saved those other photos that I took.

When we arrived at Iligan Pier, we stayed in my partner's workplace for about a week and hours before we travelled back to Marawi, we went for a quick swim to the beach nearby.

We saw some small boats at the shore but I didn't took photos of those. But no worries, we have lots of remembrance from that place and one of it is the photo above which my partner had taken while they were having swimming with his friend. Luckily, in this photo there were small boats too but it wasn't so clear but I still decided to flex it here though. Hehehe

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This is my entry for this week's Asean Hive Community Challenge #86. Thanks to Sir @justinparke and @asean.hive community for always giving us wonderful challenge to participate on every week.

Thanks for your time visiting my post. Have a bless day everyone!

Much 😘,

🪷 Aezielove 🪷