Went to Baguio last weekend for a quick overnight trip with husband and my in laws. I often go to Baguio and do the usual thing (which is basically just eat and sleep), but this trip was different. First of all, we had to plant a tree (yes an actual tree... a mahogany seedling to be exact) in my cousin's name since he was a little peeved he wasn't invited to the trip, so this was his "i forgive you if you do this" card. The Manor at Camp John Haywas very accommodating. I love the place because it's so cozy but I love it even more now because the staff really went out of their way to address our unusual request. They got their head gardener to come with us to plant our tree by the entrance of Manor Suites. Which is pretty cool cuz if the tree does survive the cold weather (cuz head gardener Ronald told us Mahogany trees can't survive cold weather), it'll be in plain sight of everyone who ever stays at Manor or Manor Suites. So thank you Manor!
if this little baby survives, it'll be the only mahogany tree in all of Baguio!