Zc915. This is at the same place at the last two pictures, but I am looking back. I have reached the cliffs of the Caraballo Mountains. Today there was some blasting here and I am standing on a pile that was blasted before though.
Zc914. This is the last picture zoomed in. I crossed the middle section which runs along the watershed line between the two rivers and I am approaching the Caraballo Spur Mountains and it got difficult here; very narrow and they just finished blasting.
Zc910. There was traffic on this Villa Verde Road, now called the Pangasinan and Nueva Viscaya, I asked them whether one could drive all the way to Malico and I got the impression one could!
Zc909. This is only a section of an old 1:50000 map of the Villa Verde Trail area connecting, San Nicolas-Pangasinan with Santa Fe –Nueva Viscaya. If you study it closely there used to be at least two ways traveling this trail.
Zc908. This is my GPS data of my drive on the Villa Verde Trail on the 16th of Nov. 2018. The distance does not jive, my GPS device cut corner, ha, ha.
Zc913. I crossed the middle section which runs along the watershed line between the two rivers and I am approaching the Caraballo Spur Mountains and it got difficult here; very narrow and they just finished blasting.
Zc912. I followed that vehicle, I had met it earlier during my walk and it was now returning to Malico. This is part of the middle section of the trail between San Nicolas and Malico.
Zc911. I followed that vehicle, I had met it earlier during my walk and it was now returning to Malico. Notice the embankment at the ravine ahead, it is being repaired.
