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Posted On: July 5th 2020, 08:05 pm
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Canyoneering through the jungle to Kawasan Falls in Cebu, PH involves a few 50 ft cliff jumps. Second jump I bruised the ol’ tail bone which lasted a solid month until I could sit normally. Got a lot of strange looks in that time period! Hope to travel again soon. #kawasanfalls #cebu #philippines #canyoneering #canyon #nofear #cliffjumping #waterfalls #travel #itsmorefuninthephilippines #fuckcovid19
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barbaramalfitano 6 years ago

barbaramalfitano

Was wondering how you fled the country 😂

barbaramalfitano 6 years ago

barbaramalfitano

Don’t even tell me you’re there! ?? Don’t get water in your ears!!

lalodoeseverything 6 years ago

lalodoeseverything

Awesome

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