Camiguín: Remnants Of Gui-Ob Church

The Gui-Ob Church Ruins witnessed Mt. Hibok-Hibok's wrath in 1871, the island's premier stratovolcano. Built in 1679 when Guinsiliban became a Spanish settlement in 1598. The seas claimed half of Camiguín and the adobe remnants are living witnesses of the forces of nature that hit the island. Like her glory days, it is still a sanctuary to everyone who wants to rest with the serenity of these holy structures especially on the grounds where the convent and belfry are found. Church services are still conducted at the small chapel within the mossy church walls (I wasn't able to take some shots of it. Again, we were in a hurry).

Tour Guide: Old Spanish Church of Gui-Ob was built in 1679 by the Spaniards years after the discovery of the Philippine Islands....
Adam: Ahhhh. Noh? Ang galing...
Dang: This is so cool talaga... Nako guys tara na baka maiwan tayo ng van.
Tour Guide: Thank you so much for visiting Gui-Ob Church. You can give any form of donation to us for the restoration of this....
Dang: Huh? Hoy wala akong pera dong paano yan sige na hinarangan na niya tayo. Wala ka bang bente jan? Sige na para maka alis na tayo...
Adam: Bigyan mo na lang ng singko ano ka ba??
Dang: Nakakahiya ka naman eh ang galing-galing mag explain sa ingles. Sige na bente para sa atin lahat!