Sayao Falls in Mogpog, Northern Marinduque, simply called Busay. Logging and climate change have left their impact on this once astounding beauty, yet local Filipino residents still play and have fun there, taking time now to spread the word that it could still be saved, brought back to its former glory... that their future children and their children's children could be joyful, too, finding it's still there for it would be their turn to play.
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