This was sent to Sir Jovi a couple to days prior to our climb in Bulusan, Sorsogon.
The Bulusan Volcano Natural Park limits the number of climbers we are allowed to have on Mt. Bulusan with the minimum of Five (5), Maximum of Twenty (20) climber per climb. Clearance has been approved for this two batches from our Hon. Mayor. Your group of Twenty-two (22) will be joined by another batch of climbers set to climb on the same day. Since the number of pax from your members exceeded the maximum of twenty, two of your members will have to join the other batch comprising of Eight Pax. A ratio of One (1) Guide per Five (5) Pax should be followed. Your members will be divided into four teams with their corresponding Ecoguides. Kindly divide your teams into four and choose which of your two members will join the other Batch.
Please inform us right away so we could already assign your Ecoguides for each of the four teams.
You need to bring your own food and water at least 4 Liters and other provisions that will last for the 2D/1N Climb. Gears needed: Cap/Hat, Raincoat, Jacket, Sweater, Long sleeve dri-fit shirts, Trekking (long) Pants, Trekking Shoes (GoreTex is advisable) with additional socks, Gloves, Face Mask, Sun Glasses, atleast 25 Liters Backpack for ascending Mt. Bulusan with at least 2 liters hydration pack. Cookset, Stove, Cellular Phone with adequate electronic load and fully charge batteries (extra), Camera with extra batteries, Binoculars, Headlight/lamp, Insect Repellent, Sun Screen Lotion, Personal First Aid Kit, Meds, Vitamins and Toiletteries.
The jump off point is Bulusan Lake, Bulusan, Sorsogon. The latest starting time for climbing from Bulusan Lake to Aguingay Lake (base camp) Mt. Bulusan is 2 P.M.). It is advisable that you'll be in Bulusan Lake early morning for processing of your registrations, medical check ups, orientation/briefings and last checks of provisions.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
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Hi Sir, my next post was about our Bulusan climb. It was pretty difficult, and we did not have clearing at the summit. We were a bit late, that's why we were not allowed to camp at Lake Aguingay. I suggest you come there well before the evening, (we arrived at around 6PM) so that you can still trek up to Lake Aguingay, camp there, and assault to summit at 3 or 4AM the next day. Good luck on your climb! :)
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