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Hey! We're the Alto System, a mixed-origin system of >150! Pronouns depend on fronter however collective he/him is fine, we're vv introject-heavy (mainly fictives & factives), and some of us are multilingual!

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Update: As of January 20th, 2025, we (Electra and Circubit) are declaring this account inactive! We may post from time to time, but for now we have our own socials!:

Fandoms & Ships

Fandoms we're in (anything highlighted is a spinterest/hyperfixation, anything bolded is a HUGE hyperfixation):

-The Amazing Digital Circus -ATLA (Avatar: The Last Airbender) -Chants of Sennaar -Deltarune & Undertale -Epithet Erased -MLP Equestria Girls -The Final Battle of Geometry Dash -The Heroic Six -iCEY -BFDI -Kirby franchise (Kirby Returns to Dream Land, Kirby's Epic Yarn, & more) -Pokemon -Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney -The Pink Corruption (literally love this series fr fr) -Portal -Snapcube Fandubs -Subnautica

OTPs (disclaimer: we do lots of rarepairs n' crossover ships) (Links lead to fanfics we've written!): -Blixurity (blixer x the obscurity) -Kurellow (the darkness x pentellow) -Circublix (circubit x blixer)

Frequent Fronters: Circu/Circubit - he/him, zey/zem - [🎧] (Host!) Brittany/Britt - she/her - [🌺] (Co-Host!) Electra - he/him, synth/synths - [⚡️/👾]

Terms for referring to us: 2nd person pronouns: You, y'all, you& Members: Headmates Collective group: Plural, system

Other:

Electra's Personal Account (he's doing better now dw): @tetric-electric

[circu & brittany have their own accounts, but theyre vv inactive]

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Nia Lake, also known as Ilijan Dam, is a popular tourist spot in Tubigon, Bohol, Philippines. It's a large irrigation dam built by the Marcos government in the late 1970s to early 1980s. The dam is designed to irrigate rice paddies in several nearby barangays.

You can reach Nia Dam from Tubigon Public Market by riding a tricycle for about 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a tricycle to Avelino Chagas Elementary School (8 minutes) and then walk for 20 minutes to the dam.

Nia Lake is a popular spot for fishing, hiking, and road biking. There is no entrance fee or environmental fee, but visitors are encouraged to be responsible with their garbage.The trail to the dam is generally considered easy and takes about 1 hour and 18 minutes to complete.Dogs are welcome on the trail and may be off-leash in some areas. Some people say that there is an alligator living in the lake, so it's important to be safe.You can witness Mount Ilihan on the left side of the road when driving to the lake.

Jemaica Ceñal, Jamila Abella, Abbie Carcallas, Ashley Faith Bacalso

On March 22, my friends and I visited Nia Lake in Ilijan, Bohol. We took public transportation to get there, and we were amazed at how quickly we arrived, in just 40 minutes. The beauty of Nia Lake left us in awe.

Nia Lake in Ilijan, Bohol, is a breathtakingly beautiful spot. We explored the area and were mesmerized by the stunning scenery, where water meets stone and forest in a natural display of artistry. The calm surface of the lake reflects the surrounding beauty, creating a surreal duplication of the green forest and rocky terrain that make up this peaceful haven. The still water acts as a perfect mirror, capturing the beauty of the world around it.

The tall trees along the shore sway gently in the wind, while moss-covered boulders peek out of the water, adding to the earthy feel of the landscape. We purchased some snacks from the mini vendors and then made our way back to Clarin.

Overall, our visit to Nia Lake was a truly unforgettable experience, and we were left in awe of the natural beauty that surrounded us.

Jessa Ababa , Khyrien Diaz, Arnel Ababa, Mark Rustom Diaz

We went to the ILIJAN LAKE Bohol with my friends. The photo depicts a serene landscape featuring a calm lake reflecting a partly cloudy sky and lush green mountains. The water is still, mirroring the scenery above. The mountains are densely forested, suggesting a tranquil and possibly remote location.

The lake itself is picturesque, with its calm waters reflecting the surrounding landscape, and the cool breeze adds to the peaceful setting. The area is relatively less crowded compared to the more popular tourist spots in Bohol, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty in relative solitude.

Tubigon Ilijan Lake offers a peaceful retreat into nature, ideal for relaxation and light adventure. It’s perfect for travelers seeking a quieter, less touristy experience in Bohol while still enjoying the beauty the island has to offer.

Julia Diane I. Cifra, Junagin Corsiga, Angel Pescador

Last weekend, my friends and I went on a trip to a newly opened spot in Tubigon, Magsaysay Drive. Julia had passed by Magsaysay Drive before, but she had never entered it because it was still under construction at the time. Since Julia and her family knew the struggle of driving up the steep roads to reach Magsaysay Drive, they left their car at the base of the incline, near the 14th cross of the Station of the Cross. Accompanied by Julia’s mother, we began our walk up the mountain roads. It wasn’t easy, especially with the steep incline making our legs feel heavier, but the journey wasn’t boring since we were in good company. We talked, laughed, and took pictures and videos along the way. The road wasn’t straight but rather curvy, winding along the mountain. When we reached a higher point, we caught glimpses of Tubigon, though the view was partially blocked by trees. It was still exciting to see what felt like half of Tubigon from that vantage point — we could spot Mater Dei College, the port, the rice fields, and some houses.

Walking gave us time to enjoy the surroundings and take in the fresh air. Along the way, we met some people who were jogging, which made us laugh because we were already feeling tired while they still had so much energy. We even joked about how we must be getting older since we got tired so easily, while some older people passed by us without even looking tired! Even though the climb was challenging, we had fun joking around and making the most of the journey.

After more than 20 minutes, we finally reached Magsaysay Drive. The entrance fee for both adults and teenagers was 20 pesos. As we entered the gate, we were greeted by music from a group of students, likely from Holy Cross Academy, singing loudly on the karaoke at a two-story store to the right of the gate. To the left of the entrance, there was a charming flower path lined with vibrant orange flowers, where we also saw some small dogs and a cat. Walking along the orange flower path revealed the full view of the place. Cottages, benches, and tables with seats were scattered around the area, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The view of Tubigon was breathtaking, especially now that there were no trees obstructing the scenery. The ground sloped downwards towards other picture spots, making us feel a bit dizzy at times. Julia and Angel took most of the pictures, capturing the beauty of the place and our memorable experience.

Once we reached the top, all the effort of climbing up was forgotten because the view was absolutely breathtaking. From there, we could see the whole of Tubigon and the vast sea stretching out into the horizon. Every corner of the place was picture-perfect, so we took tons of photos. One of the highlights was a giant hand structure that we climbed on; it looked scary at first, but it was actually fun! The giant "I Love Bohol" sign was also a nice touch, painted in the colors of the Philippine flag, making it a great spot for more pictures.

If you're planning to visit Magsaysay Drive, I highly recommend bringing a "banig" or a picnic mat because the place is spacious and perfect for a picnic with family and friends. I felt a bit sad that we didn’t get to stay longer; we could have enjoyed a food trip there too! Overall, it was such an enjoyable experience, one of the happiest moments I will always cherish. If I get the chance to go back, I’ll definitely bring snacks, a "banig," and my loved ones to enjoy the amazing view together.