Hello guys. How are you to find out? That quote is intentional, derived from the funny quote of the influencer named Ms. Everything. For this Wednesday Walk, I opted to walk my dog at a farther distance. I always walk him for about 10 minutes only to let him release his excess. As far as I want to unleash him, it is dangerous, especially because he's a bit aggressive with poultry animals like ducks and chickens.
It is not his usual location where I leash him since I always put him near our gate. After I went outside the house, Primo immediately barked while crying happily. Not to brag, but among the people inside the house, I'm the one who considered him as his owner.
Good thing we successfully passed through the irrigation, although he was a bit aggressive. This government project is extremely helpful for those rice field owners to allocate their farm's necessary water supply. I don't know if you can swim there, but I don't recommend it because there's a lot of garbage everywhere. The neighbors we met were worried, but I know that he's not that violent with humans.
While I was busy taking pictures, my dog was also engaged in sniffing the ground to find the exact location where he could. The atmosphere while walking is entirely wholesome since the wind and the heat from the sun are just in the normal state. If I can only upload a small clip of how it is windy, then why not?
The first shot is on the left side, while the latter is on the right. While Primo was busy doing his business, I collected photos for my Instagram stories. It was only challenging when he was a bit persistent since I held his leash aside from holding my phone.
Throughout the roam, I saw this site where some individuals stay in the morning. I wanted to go inside, but I was afraid someone could see us. I changed his walk from morning to afternoon since I knew we would have conflicting schedules. The lounge is made only of sticks, so I'm sure this place is only meant for those who want to enjoy the view of aerial fields.
As usual, I am seizing panoramas again. Don't pretend to be surprised if you will see more green landscapes since our province is the Rice Granary of the Philippines. You can search if you want, though.
After passing through the side-by-side trees, I saved the best photos. A big thanks to my phone feature that enhances the color of my images. I barely bring my phone while strolling, so I grabbed that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
OMG! This photo looks so adorable. When some of my batchmates flex their special someone, then here I am to join that trend. Fortunately, I took our shadows in the landscape form but was unsatisfied with that mentioned layout photo. I guess this version is better. It is the lock screen of my wallpaper, though.
Upon enjoying the view with Primo, this barn or storehouse caught my attention. I'm not confident if I got that term, but it exactly looks like what I see in the movies.
Our trip to the countryside became more memorable when it was an obstacle and relief at the same time to encounter the strong winds. Every time I sense it, I think it is one of the best decisions I've accomplished so far. I only see a few people in our walk, which is a perfect moment to experience that you rule your world even for a minute. Sorry if I failed to take the photo closer, and I can't figure out the name of the tree because it is bald.
After we arrived in this area, we decided to return as I felt my dog might be dehydrated because of thirst. He kept panting repeatedly, and I was worried since I had forgotten to bring him water. I tracked our walk distance when we got home and calculated that we had roamed around more than one kilometer. By the way, I like how my camera detects this photo which aids in enhancing its beauty. The photos above are the best refreshing photo that I ever take.
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