I was getting bored of my usual SM Fairview route so I decided to give La Mesa Dam Ecopark a try.
It’s been a while since I last visited this park. I was surprised that the area was more developed now than 2 years back.
Aside from the boating area, wall climbing, and paintball, the park now has an Eco Museum. I wasn’t able to go inside the area where the pools, orchidarium, flower terraces and fish pond are because I only had P50 with me (entrance fee is P40 for QC residents and P50 for non-QC) and I may need it in case of emergency. Maybe next time.
For more info on the La Mesa Ecopark, please visit http://www.lamesaecopark.com/.

after more than 8K I finally reached La Mesa Dam Eco Park

slightly uphill path from the main entrance to the park

eco center which houses the administration office

wall climbing

boating area



























You might be asking why I am leaving. Being in an IT company, our clients are from abroad and would sometimes require you to work “onshore”. My new client is based in Seattle and has requested me to work there until October 2009 (Yes, that long! My first assignment was just 4 months). Initially they planned me to be there before Christmas but because of some paperworks and clearances my working start date was moved to January 5. There were also no more flights for the weekend of Jan 2, 3 and 4 which left me no choice but to book the New Year flight.



