Port Barton

(Elsie)

In Port Barton, our first activity was on our last day there. In Puerto Princesa, Ben was wearing a Habs T-shirt. A man saw the Canadiens T-shirt and it turns out he was from Quebec, so he came over to talk to our family. We told him that we were going to El Nido and Port Barton. Alain said that he had a chalet near Port Barton and that we could go there when he was there.

On our last day In Port Barton, we went to Alain’s chalet. That morning we left at 9:45. We went on the beach to look for a boat to bring us to the little village of Bunuangin. A man asked if we wanted to go to White Beach and we said no, but asked how many pisos it would be to go to Bunuangin. He said that his boss would tell us the price. He said 3000. But we found another boat for only 2000. When we arrived, we visited the village. After we went on the neighbour’s boat to go to the net to catch some fish and some crabs for lunch. We caught 6 crabs, 7 fish, one ray, and one squid (he had so much ink). We came back to the chalet to eat. We learned how to eat the crab and left the fish and ray for the neighbour.