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19 DAYS

By Vernon Go | February 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Nineteen days. That’s how long it took us to complete what some consider the greatest trek in the world. One hundred and fifty miles on foot. Possibly tens...

Travel and Tourism

Pinoy attempt on Everest: Go, scale the Himalayan heights, Romy Garduce!

By Maria Eleanor E. Valeros | March 13, 2006 - 12:00am

I saw Bataan-born mountaineer Romy Garduce beaming with infectious enthusiasm on boob tube last week. He is not anymore the climber that is captured within the borders of a photograph and tacked on my wall. I saw...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle