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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Guam 2015: A Day on Cocos Island
Would you like to jet ski, snorkel, scuba dive, windsurf, wakeboard, sea-walk, fish, swim or just lie on the beach? Perhaps you are more interested in renting a sand buggy or touring a jungle? Or go look for dolphins? Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Guam, Travel
Tagged black noddy, Cocos Island, Cocos Island Resort, jet skiing, Merizo, Micronesian, parasailing, photography, snorkeling, travel, travel photography
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Guam 2015 and MM 2-12: Chamorro Village Market Night in Monochrome
It’s time for Leanne Cole’s weekly Monochrome Madness Challenge and I have decided to submit a photo from our visit to the Market Night at Chamorro Village in Hagatna, Guam one Wednesday evening last month. Walking past this stand I … Continue reading
Guam 2015: John Gerber and the Pacific War Museum
There are two museums on Guam that tell the story of the US involvement in various wars that occurred in or near the Pacific Ocean during the 20th century. The big one at the entrance to the US Naval Base … Continue reading
Guam 2015: A Killer View with a Twist
It was our daughter’s last full day in Guam and we were driving down Marine Drive on our way to dinner with some of my wife’s cousins (on her father’s side) and we stopped for a final rendezvous wih my … Continue reading
Posted in Guam, Travel
Tagged Agana, Agana Bay, Agana Beach, Hagatna, Marine Drive, photography, rainbow, travel, travel photography, tuRe' Cafe
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Guam 2015: Back to Plaza de Espana for MM 2-11
I decided to go back to the Plaza de Espana in Hagatna, Guam for my submission this week to Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness Challenge. In fact, today’s photo of cannon and cathedral was taken just two minutes after my entry … Continue reading
Guam 2015: Pale San Vitores Road at Night
Several times during our two-week stay on Guam last month we found ourselves at the end of the day listening to our favorite musicians, Jesse and Ruby, at the Outrigger Resort. We would then walk back up Pale San Vitores … Continue reading
Guam 2015: Up and Down Pale San Vitores Road
Pale (pronounced “pah-lee”) is Chamorro for priest (derived from padre, the Spanish word for father) and Pale Diego Luis de San Vitores, a Spanish Jesuit, was the first Catholic priest on Guam. He arrived in 1668 and immediately began converting … Continue reading
Posted in Guam, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Guam Tourism, Outrigger Hotel, Pale San Vitores Road, photography, travel, travel photography, Tumon, Tumon Bay
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Guam 2015: Back to Tarague for Monochrome Madness 2-10
For Leanne’s Monochrome Madness Challenge this week I have decided to submit another photo from that day we spent last month at Tarague Beach on Guam’s north coast. I’ll also show you a couple of color versions of the same … Continue reading