One of my workmate is from there he said that during the search and rescue operations there were still people underground that were texting their family and friends saying that they were having difficulty breathing because there was not enough oxygen. i can't believe its 13 years already! This is just a reminder that no one beats mother nature!
This is something you should all see wanderers. Not the usual stuff we make but what we experienced and saw that day will always have a place in our hearts.
izaited i remembered the tragedy that happened here, it was all over the news that time... it was indeed a very sad day! Nice of you guys to share this one... at least the people who lose their lives will be remembered... 👍🙏🏻
Drinking game! Take a shot every time I say "crazy" hahaha. This video is darker than what we normally make. While it is undeniably beautiful, we are looking at the location of a true tragedy. This is not a tourist spot exactly, but I still recommend people look into coming and seeing this place for themselves one day. There really isn't much else like it in the world. I hope you enjoy it and would love if you shared it to not only help the channel grow but also to show people this place and help spread the history of what happened here.
13 years ago, it was a hearth breaking tragedy.. our company Philex mining corporation sent a contingent of miners headed by then eng'r. Joel Son to help in search and rescue operation but then it turned out to be a recovery operation. It was so sad that too many people perished that faithful day..so sad💔💔💔
I was grade 4 when the mudslide happened. It was a memorable event.. we were running from everywhere don't even had an idea where to go.. I saw how the muds outrageously covered the whole barangay..😥😥😥
Hope you have tree planting activities in Region 8 and start with local fruits( aratilis, mabolo, tambis, marang, atis, native guava, lomboy, balimbing, lanzones, wild banana( with seeds) and local trees such as Rainbow Eucalyptus tree, Narra, Molave, Kamagong, Balete, Tindalo, Yakal local herbal tree such as lagundi, sambong, banaba, ilang ilang and invite ECOSIA.
It tears me up, everytime someone mentioned this place, and this i just found out you made a video of it. Im from Cebu but I always remember this place , of the tragic that happened . If i remember from the news its been raining so hard even here in Cebu and suddenly this happened, im just shocked and cried even im not one of those families that had been affected by it . Im tearing up even just typing this.
Soweeee missed the premiere yesterday..😢 watching it right now! Just by reading all the comments i know this will be a unique but amazing vlog! Cheers #WANDERERS
Thank you for this, our clan was part of the tragedy, we’ve been going back every two years to commemorate goo memories we have with them, unfortunately COVID happen so we postponed our reunion this year.
It was our JS Prom practice. When suddenly there was an explotion. Our school was tóo far from that place. So meaning, malakas at matindi ang nangyari dahil kahit sa mga neighboring town dinig ang ingay ng pagbagsak ng lupa. And i remember na we had schoolmates and batchmates na nawalan ng family na nakatira d'yan. God bless
I was the VERY 1ST boots on the ground, as a Marine, to show up there and see the HORRIBLE mess, it was!! There was nothing but a little bridge to take them into town and we had to take a front loader across the bridge to get to the other side to continue to dig. The only thing, when I arrived, standing was a very small white shake where the badiea, that were found, were being stacked. They tried putting lime juice on it and it didn't help. I haven't been back since those days there, but this video makes me want to go back!!!!!!!!!
I listen to this from a lady that is my wifes aunt that now lives in San Juan next door to St Bernard. I got married there in St Bernard connected to San Juan.
Amazing to see the changes in 13 years! I was a camera guy in the US Marines, one of the first on scene to document the destruction and recovery efforts in 2006. Check out my video for footage!
Codie why your voice looks like very silent,,I can't hear you while you speak,,but the background music is clear...by the way nice view again..thanks for exploring..
My classmate back in college was a resident in Ginsaugon. She was working in Manila that time the tragedy happened. Three members of her immediate family and her relatives perished. It was so heartbreaking.
I remember the landslide happened on a weekday morning. Hundreds of public school kids buried alive in school. Mothers and shop workers buried alive in the public market. Tragically, the well built school building and the market edifices held, so the victims did not die immediately. They sat in the dark and managed to text their loved ones who survived, begging for rescue. International rescue was swift but ultimately futile. One of the most emotionally scathing disasters I've heard.
It was really crazy, honestly. It is extremely strange to have walked on top of where this happened and to see it all long after. Knowing what happened, you can feel the emotion in the air. It's a reminder of how fragile life can be.
Thanks for sharing this Kinda heart felt tragedy happened in guinsaugon Leyte 13 yrs ago but turned out a nice scenery with that lake!👍 You’re going places and at the end of the day going back to issais place? Just wondering!😂
The bodies recovered were buried in a common grave at the poblacion cemetery.. (Town proper cemetery of Saint Bernard) At that time there were more than 2k people in Brgy. GUINSAUGON because there was a health related program that was held in that place.. So among those buried alive was not from that village...but from other barangays and from poblacion. Most of them were health workers..
wow...you have interesting blogs...particularly this one. I kept your blogs going while I am at work and it allowed me to ride along seeing many places in the Philippines that I have not been. Hi from Orlando, Florida. Of course the blogs do not do justice with some of the scenery. Got to be there. You are a good story teller. I predict you will be eventually make big in TV documentaries. I am curious though who was that lady who predicted the landslide? Did she see it in a vision? or an angel warned her?
My youngest sister is one of the victims here, my two cousins and a childhood friend. It still hurts, knowing that some of my loved ones are gone in just blink of an eye. But I know, they're now in God's paradise. 💗
Sadly, I suspect the 5000 number may be closer. My dearest friend is a poor Filipina who lives in Northern Leyte. From her living conditions, I know that many people in a Barangay are what you might call "undocumented" but the Barangay system is to Westerners a peculiar system in which there are leaders under a Captain where sub leaders work to assure the well being of poor people that are ignored by the world. The kindness of these people is beyond measure.
Thanks for showing us how St. Bernards has transformed after the tragedy. By the way, did Izza work at Smartsourcing before? As the logo on her jacket looks like Smartsourcing's logo.
Yeah, I agree. You may uplload your awesome vlogs at 7pm. PHL🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 time (or even later), “no problem” as far as my wife and I are concerned. We are planning to visit the Philippines ✈️😎🌺and thanks to your vlogs we are getting great tips on which specific places in the Philippines to visit. 👍
Really liked this one. I will go to Layte next time. Your channel is good. One suggestion: be a little politically correct when commenting on other popular channels. I'm not saying you are wrong, but don't do anything that will hurt you.
One of my workmate is from there he said that during the search and rescue operations there were still people underground that were texting their family and friends saying that they were having difficulty breathing because there was not enough oxygen. i can't believe its 13 years already! This is just a reminder that no one beats mother nature!
Omg that horrific. How horrible! This is all so so sad!
This is something you should all see wanderers. Not the usual stuff we make but what we experienced and saw that day will always have a place in our hearts.
izaited i remembered the tragedy that happened here, it was all over the news that time... it was indeed a very sad day! Nice of you guys to share this one... at least the people who lose their lives will be remembered... 👍🙏🏻
Because of this, you have gained a subscriber. Thank you, bro, for featuring this.
Watching from Sweden, from Loboc Bohol. Thanks for sharing.
So ironic how beauty is born from tragedy. Thank-you for taking us there.
Thank you for watching!
Haunting yet gorgeous
That video really makes you stop and think how short life can be. Thanks for sharing! I like your name for the drone. Thanks.
Absolutely! Even more so seeing it in person.
Drinking game! Take a shot every time I say "crazy" hahaha. This video is darker than what we normally make. While it is undeniably beautiful, we are looking at the location of a true tragedy. This is not a tourist spot exactly, but I still recommend people look into coming and seeing this place for themselves one day. There really isn't much else like it in the world. I hope you enjoy it and would love if you shared it to not only help the channel grow but also to show people this place and help spread the history of what happened here.
13 years ago, it was a hearth breaking tragedy.. our company Philex mining corporation sent a contingent of miners headed by then eng'r. Joel Son to help in search and rescue operation but then it turned out to be a recovery operation. It was so sad that too many people perished that faithful day..so sad💔💔💔
@@cesarque7675 Yes, the more I learn about it the more sad it gets. A true tragedy!
Always watching you from hk !God bless you both🙏🙏🙏
It's technically a 'tourist spot'. It's called dark tourism. Thanks for this vid. This place still intrigues me after several years.
that place is eerie...and hauntingly beautiful at the same time!
It really is. Worth seeing in person
Wow this place is beautiful yet very sad.
Its very strange to be there. Knowing what happened but also being in awe by the beauty of the place
@@WeWander That is true. It is good that you guys went there.
Shared already because I so like your videos and that of st Bernard just made me sad remembering that fateful day
Thank you for sharing and helping us keep doing this!
The place is so huge and beautiful. It doesnt look like that it undergone a tragedy. Beautiful how mother nature creates it's way back to it's form.
Absolutely. You would never know anything had ever happened there if not for the graves
😔😔😔 Yes that’s was so Sad, I’m from Sogod we are all shook that time, Until now I don’t forget, Thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching! I didnt know this even happened until about a month ago. I can't imagine how it was to be living here at the time
I was grade 4 when the mudslide happened. It was a memorable event.. we were running from everywhere don't even had an idea where to go.. I saw how the muds outrageously covered the whole barangay..😥😥😥
That’s so sad that’s place Rest In Peace to them souls,and Cody and Izai you take care your self and god bless you more .
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing this guys.. I remember this and it is really heartbreaking...
Goodluck both of you. ♥️🇵🇭🇬🇧
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Glad the kitten seems to be doing well and oh you’re subscribers are picking up guys congratulations 😊
I think they might be as well! Thank you!
@ we wander how do I send you a pm ?
Nurse M you can reach me through my IG account 🙏🏻
We Wander hi I’m having trouble with ig how about thru fb ?
Hope you have tree planting activities in Region 8 and start with local fruits( aratilis, mabolo, tambis, marang, atis, native guava, lomboy, balimbing, lanzones, wild banana( with seeds) and local trees such as Rainbow Eucalyptus tree, Narra, Molave, Kamagong, Balete, Tindalo, Yakal local herbal tree such as lagundi, sambong, banaba, ilang ilang and invite ECOSIA.
That's was memorable something happened landslide been last years .😖😔
It tears me up, everytime someone mentioned this place, and this i just found out you made a video of it. Im from Cebu but I always remember this place , of the tragic that happened . If i remember from the news its been raining so hard even here in Cebu and suddenly this happened, im just shocked and cried even im not one of those families that had been affected by it . Im tearing up even just typing this.
The tragedy was totally dark. May their souls rested in peace. A minute of silence please to remember them ♥
Very dark. It was eye opening to see something like this with my own eyes
Soweeee missed the premiere yesterday..😢 watching it right now! Just by reading all the comments i know this will be a unique but amazing vlog! Cheers #WANDERERS
Original Sigbin no worries! We were worried when we didn’t see your comment anywhere this morning heheheh
Good morning Esai and Cody from LA .. originally from Mindanao ❗
Maayong buntag!! Thanks for watching!
It's technically a 'tourist spot'. It's called dark tourism. Thanks for this vid. This place still intrigues me even after several years. So sad.
This was so sad when that happen a beautiful place with a sad disaster thank you guys for sharing that wonderful content be safe both of you!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this, our clan was part of the tragedy, we’ve been going back every two years to commemorate goo memories we have with them, unfortunately COVID happen so we postponed our reunion this year.
Thanks guys I enjoyed your story and vlog
you should visit mount cabalian. it is a volcano with a lake in the middle
Haha we literally just did this yesterday. Video coming soon
I am also from Leyte,, sad story though, hope you can explore more on Leyte, particularly Palo and Tacloban area..I love your vlog by the way..
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoy the vlog!
It was our JS Prom practice. When suddenly there was an explotion. Our school was tóo far from that place. So meaning, malakas at matindi ang nangyari dahil kahit sa mga neighboring town dinig ang ingay ng pagbagsak ng lupa. And i remember na we had schoolmates and batchmates na nawalan ng family na nakatira d'yan. God bless
Very informative Cody & Izai. I never imagine that is what happened 13 days ago.
one of the survivors here watching ☺.. thanks for this vlog.. ☺
Ruth Capilitan oh wow! How are you and your family? I hope you are doing alright.
@@WeWander I lost my three brothers and it's 13 years now since it happened, We are doing fine.. Thanks God!
I was the VERY 1ST boots on the ground, as a Marine, to show up there and see the HORRIBLE mess, it was!! There was nothing but a little bridge to take them into town and we had to take a front loader across the bridge to get to the other side to continue to dig. The only thing, when I arrived, standing was a very small white shake where the badiea, that were found, were being stacked. They tried putting lime juice on it and it didn't help. I haven't been back since those days there, but this video makes me want to go back!!!!!!!!!
yeah back then.. all the surrounding brgy. heard a big explosion... so sad..
I listen to this from a lady that is my wifes aunt that now lives in San Juan next door to St Bernard. I got married there in St Bernard connected to San Juan.
nice content bro. just remembered this tragedy this day
Amazing to see the changes in 13 years! I was a camera guy in the US Marines, one of the first on scene to document the destruction and recovery efforts in 2006. Check out my video for footage!
Ohhh nakarating kana pala diyan we wander
Codie why your voice looks like very silent,,I can't hear you while you speak,,but the background music is clear...by the way nice view again..thanks for exploring..
You can not hear me? Sorry about that maybe i messed up the audio on this one! I will do better next time!
My classmate back in college was a resident in Ginsaugon. She was working in Manila that time the tragedy happened. Three members of her immediate family and her relatives perished. It was so heartbreaking.
Joan Ambi-Espinosa that is so sad. Thank you for sharing that story.
Hope you visit baybay landslide just this april.
Doesn’t matter when you post my guy 😂 videos will still be here 👍🏾
Haha awesome! Thanks man!
I remember the landslide happened on a weekday morning. Hundreds of public school kids buried alive in school. Mothers and shop workers buried alive in the public market. Tragically, the well built school building and the market edifices held, so the victims did not die immediately. They sat in the dark and managed to text their loved ones who survived, begging for rescue. International rescue was swift but ultimately futile. One of the most emotionally scathing disasters I've heard.
It was really crazy, honestly. It is extremely strange to have walked on top of where this happened and to see it all long after. Knowing what happened, you can feel the emotion in the air. It's a reminder of how fragile life can be.
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I passed on our way to St Bernard, and my wife's Aunty told me the story. Very sad time.
Naalala ko to dahil sa nangyari ulit na landslide ngayon sa Leyte. 16 yrs ago na pala. HS pa lang ako non.
Thanks for sharing this Kinda heart felt tragedy happened in guinsaugon Leyte 13 yrs ago but turned out a nice scenery with that lake!👍 You’re going places and at the end of the day going back to issais place? Just wondering!😂
Yes we stay at her families house here because we can not afford to stay in a hotel closer to this area.
That is so tragic May their soul's rest in peace I'm ok if you premiere at 7pm guys
Great! 7 it is! haha
The bodies recovered were buried in a common grave at the poblacion cemetery.. (Town proper cemetery of Saint Bernard) At that time there were more than 2k people in Brgy. GUINSAUGON because there was a health related program that was held in that place.. So among those buried alive was not from that village...but from other barangays and from poblacion. Most of them were health workers..
Yes we are very much aware of that disaster because there were Communities there .. It was a very sad day
wow...you have interesting blogs...particularly this one. I kept your blogs going while I am at work and it allowed me to ride along seeing many places in the Philippines that I have not been. Hi from Orlando, Florida. Of course the blogs do not do justice with some of the scenery. Got to be there. You are a good story teller. I predict you will be eventually make big in TV documentaries. I am curious though who was that lady who predicted the landslide? Did she see it in a vision? or an angel warned her?
thanks for the video, actually i am born in guinsaugon saint bernard southern leyte.
sad and interesting
missing someone my daughter shes one of the casualty
Creselda Bolanio I’m sorry to hear that.
oh my God you passed by in our barangay! san isidro saint bernard.
Malapit lng pa to sa amin guinsaugon
My youngest sister is one of the victims here, my two cousins and a childhood friend. It still hurts, knowing that some of my loved ones are gone in just blink of an eye. But I know, they're now in God's paradise. 💗
Sadly, I suspect the 5000 number may be closer. My dearest friend is a poor Filipina who lives in Northern Leyte. From her living conditions, I know that many people in a Barangay are what you might call "undocumented" but the Barangay system is to Westerners a peculiar system in which there are leaders under a Captain where sub leaders work to assure the well being of poor people that are ignored by the world. The kindness of these people is beyond measure.
Thanks for showing us how St. Bernards has transformed after the tragedy. By the way, did Izza work at Smartsourcing before? As the logo on her jacket looks like Smartsourcing's logo.
Glad you like bro. Yeah she did. A lot of friends are still working there :)
After 10years. Maliliit pa Rin Ang mga trees Dyan .... Alam na....
what is the title of the first song?
I'm so sorry but this was made almost 2 years ago. I have no idea
😢😢😢 yang Lake na yan jan mismo ang bahay namin dating palayan yan nung wala pang landslide
Yeah, I agree. You may uplload your awesome vlogs at 7pm. PHL🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 time (or even later), “no problem” as far as my wife and I are concerned.
We are planning to visit the Philippines ✈️😎🌺and thanks to your vlogs we are getting great tips on which specific places in the Philippines to visit. 👍
Thank you so much! I'm glad you guys like the videos! Thanks for the support!
cody how you fixed your drone what was the problem?
I didn't. Its something in the camera itself. It works like 30% of the time
Really liked this one. I will go to Layte next time. Your channel is good. One suggestion: be a little politically correct when commenting on other popular channels. I'm not saying you are wrong, but don't do anything that will hurt you.
febuary 17, 2022
Its still a hollow ground .It should be respected and taking care off .
Daffattt Wala na dyang itanim na coconut tree