We spent the weekend at Bohol and the boys had a blast! They got to spend some time at the beach where they played and swam and threw pebbles into the water and made sand castles and looked at sea life. Of course, I would not allow an opportunity like that to pass by without some integrated lessons along the way. Sometimes they were game and sometimes they weren't. But I didn't mind. As long as they were having fun and enjoying nature.
Anyway, they 
also got to see the beautiful Chocolate Hills which is a famous tourist spot in Bohol. We also got to see the Man-made Mahogany Forest in Bilar, the Hanging Bridge in Sevilla, the really cute tarsiers (which is another favorite of tourists), we lunched at Loboc River and cruised it, visited Loboc Church, saw a really large python and visited one of the oldest churches in the Philippines, the Baclayon Church. It was a lot of fun.
also got to see the beautiful Chocolate Hills which is a famous tourist spot in Bohol. We also got to see the Man-made Mahogany Forest in Bilar, the Hanging Bridge in Sevilla, the really cute tarsiers (which is another favorite of tourists), we lunched at Loboc River and cruised it, visited Loboc Church, saw a really large python and visited one of the oldest churches in the Philippines, the Baclayon Church. It was a lot of fun. During our last day there, we went dolphin-watching and snorkeling. We wish we stayed longer than 3 days but perhaps we could go back to that wonderful place one more time. For now, our experiences and memories will suffice.
