We were once busy with my partner at SMFI implementing the Dealer Information System, when all of a sudden our team leader visited us, to check for some concerns and do system audit. The next day he invited us into their hometown at Aparri, the last frontier of the Philippine archipelago. We then visited the famous Aparri Delta, which was an impressive expanse of land, where one can see the longest and widest river in the country meet with the China sea except for the group if islets of Babuyan islands and Batian islands. I had my own story also of the power and beauty of the place, we take a swim at the shorelines, with the force of the current if you stay there for more than 30 minutes, it might crumple your bones to death.
We even take a peek of the Aparri water district and climb at the top of the steel case ladder. If you're lucky enough, you could view Vietnam far from a distance. There is also a light house, where you can climb with. You can also do some fishing along with the villagers. You can take a seat at the concrete path road and witness the power of the waves. Just be careful as some portions are already crack down or have loosen.
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