You and your class decided to have a hike and camp for two nights at ANAWANGIN...

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You and your class decided to have a hike and camp for two nights at ANAWANGIN COVE. All information for the trip is posted below. Do the following: ANAWANGIN COVE VIA MT. PUNDAQUIT San Antonio, Zambales Major jump-off: Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio Hours to hike to cove: 4-5 hours Specs: Minor Climb, Difficulty 3/9, Trail Class 2 The land route passes by a hilly area interchangeably called Mt. Pundaquit and Mt. Anawangin. The trail passes by shrublands and grasslands, affording views of the nearby mountains. Medium-sized bamboo and ornamental-looking plants deck the paths, at times transforming the trail into a garden-like environment. At first flat and then moderately sleep, the midpoint of the trail is the summit of Mt. Pundaquit. The measured elevation here is 464 MASL. And then the descent goes to the Anawangin side of the mountain. After 2-3 hours of descent, pine trees would herald the beach, which can glow into luminous white with the sunlight. Basic facilities such as a small store, shower rooms, and huts are in place in Anawangin even as the locals try to preserve its being "untouched." There is no source of drinking water, except those peddled by a local vendor. The cove is perfect for camping for two nights. Other activities include a visit to the lighthouse and to the neighboring island, Capones. Recall all the things you learned in this chapter. Based on what was discussed, answer the following: 1. What kind of backpack will you bring? 2. What kind of shoes will you be wearing? 3. What kind of tent will you use? 4. What kind of sleeping bag will you bring? 5. What clothes will you be using during the hike? What about at the crap? 6. What else will you put in your backpack? You and your class decided to have a hike and camp for two nights at ANAWANGIN COVE. All information for the trip is posted below. Do the following: ANAWANGIN COVE VIA MT. PUNDAQUIT San Antonio, Zambales Major jump-off: Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio Hours to hike to cove: 4-5 hours Specs: Minor Climb, Difficulty 3/9, Trail Class 2 The land route passes by a hilly area interchangeably called Mt. Pundaquit and Mt. Anawangin. The trail passes by shrublands and grasslands, affording views of the nearby mountains. Medium-sized bamboo and ornamental-looking plants deck the paths, at times transforming the trail into a garden-like environment. At first flat and then moderately sleep, the midpoint of the trail is the summit of Mt. Pundaquit. The measured elevation here is 464 MASL. And then the descent goes to the Anawangin side of the mountain. After 2-3 hours of descent, pine trees would herald the beach, which can glow into luminous white with the sunlight. Basic facilities such as a small store, shower rooms, and huts are in place in Anawangin even as the locals try to preserve its being "untouched." There is no source of drinking water, except those peddled by a local vendor. The cove is perfect for camping for two nights. Other activities include a visit to the lighthouse and to the neighboring island, Capones. Recall all the things you learned in this chapter. Based on what was discussed, answer the following: 1. What kind of backpack will you bring? 2. What kind of shoes will you be wearing? 3. What kind of tent will you use? 4. What kind of sleeping bag will you bring? 5. What clothes will you be using during the hike? What about at the crap? 6. What else will you put in your backpack?

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