Do you ever get those times where you just want to relive a moment over and over again? Ever caught yourself staring at something so beautiful, so breathtaking that there’s nowhere else in the world you’d rather be? Well, I have – many times. And through all those times, I remember that one line Leslie Burke said to Jesse Aarons in one of my favorite movies, “Take a picture, it lasts longer.” Indeed it does.
We went through our Instagram hashtags #foodtripduma #sixtwohundred #6200 and boy did we find some great new shots. Can’t take our eyes off these:
“Getting ourselves ready for the Negros Love Dance. 👌” – Carlo Salabsab (@syourgwago)
“Earth Day Jam crowd last night!🌿” – CD Sagun (@wtfiscdsagun)
“Just check out that view. Had a long yet speedy walk to reach this area and take this photo then a very slow and tiring hike back up the stairs to the car. For me, its all worth it. 😄” – Sean Khristofer M. Dixon (@seankmdixon)
Majarlika Manaligod (@majaaaaaw)
“What’s for dinner? 👅” – Thanna Mae Tha Main (@maewangg)
“My dirty icecream moment 😊😊” – Leslie Ann Villaceran (@leslielita)
“Dagat | Mer | Sea” – Ona Torres (@jotoona)
Jo Hannah Louise (@johannahlouise)
“May Earth Day Jam din pala dito. :)” – Aian Villanueva Alabata (@bestaianever)
We invite you to continue tagging us and using our hashtags #foodtripduma #sixtwohundred #6200. Remember that Food Trip Dumaguete is not all about food! Feel free to show us your best Instagram shots of parties, events, creative selfies, OOTD, scenery, or anything interesting and your photo might just land a spot here among our favorites.
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