Hammocks at Jeff’s Pirate Cove are clearly marked for “adult relaxation only.”
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As I hiked past old ordinance, decaying weapons, the rusted silhouettes of old buildings and crumbled latte
stones (that’s lah-tee, not lah-tay), I began to wonder what life on Guam is truly like. Here [...] Read more »
Denise, Kin, Wendy and Ben perch cliff side for lunch during the hike to Pagat Caves.
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I didn’t want to get up this morning. I suspect it was the days of rain keeping me in bed. Still, we had signed on for the hike and we weren’t [...] Read more »
The Chamorro Village in Hagåtña is considered an essential stop in Guam.
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One of the essential stops on any visit to Guam is the Chamorro Village. At least, that’s what I’m told. The pier in Hagåtña turns into a small festival with baubles, barbecue, dancing, and shows every Wednesday. [...] Read more »
A storm rolls across the ocean just off Cetti Bay in Southern Guam.
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When I knew I was going to be in Guam nearly two months, I had three goals in mind:
Learn to Surf — I’ve learned that surfing is difficult in Guam. Most of the beaches have a [...] Read more »
Denise dries off after a day of swimming at GabGab Beach on the Navy Base.
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Every day, I wake up to a beautiful sunrise on a tropical island, spend my day lounging by the beach, enjoy the comforts of a safe and air conditioned house with internet every evening, and [...] Read more »