From Napaling’s wild sardine run in summer to the stillness of rain-soaked mornings, Amorita reminds you that beauty shifts with the seasons—and both are worth chasing.
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Tanya is a lifestyle journalist for over two decades, formerly an editor at The Philippine Star newspaper and Philstarlife online. She is also a book editor and author, and an editorial consultant. She is a huge whodunit fan who, ironically, loves spoilers.
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