Archive for January, 2008

Take time – before, during, & after each hike – to peruse your gear, your packing habits, even the clothing you wear, for ways to reduce the weight that you must bear. You may be surprised at the amount of unnecessary weight that you inflict on yourself. Keep in mind, though, it is a process. A long-term commitment and challenge. You will, undoubtedly, think of something new practically [...]

1. Plants have in their structure xylem tubes that transport water and mineral salts and phloem tubes that carry the food. Both types of tubes are produced by a meristematic tissue called cambium. Xylem is produced inward, phloem outward. Death xylem layers form the wood. 2. The green pigment called chlorophyll allows the photosynthesis through which plants synthesize sugars coming from water and carbon [...]

~hey guys here is my entry for this week photohunt: old-fashioned! well, as you can see I think that is an old fashioned!!! hehehe lolz c”,) that is my aunts picture and yes she is very old fashioned. The way she dress and all things that she like is really old fashioned hehehe well, I think that’s she really is that’s it for this week guys, hope you like it!!! happy weekend everyone~ photohunt

~hey guys check this out… c”,) 1. Ocean life can go from the surface down to… 2.5 km (1.5 mi) under the ocean floor. That’s the place where living bacteria were found! 2. At a depth of 5 m (16 ft), 50 % of the solar light is already absorbed. At a depth of 25 m (83 ft), just 3 % of the sunlight penetrates. 3. The base of the food chain is the ocean is made by plankton, microscopical [...]

~hey guys check out my entry for this week wordless wednesday~ this is the peak of mount parker, general santos city philippines… c”,) yes guys this is one of my outdoor adventure that was taken about a year now! that is one of the best time I’ve ever have with my outdoor activities! this 2nd picture is the lake maughan, where in you can see this at the peak of mt. parker! ~so guys [...]