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Military history, Mermaid statue, Monitor lizard
We woke up to an envelope that was shoved under the door because the hotel wanted to charge $75 for a bloody pillow case that I found on the bed we hadn’t used. I now know to ruffle the sheets … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Entertainment, Food, GoPro, Hiking, History, Military, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, church, Guam, hotel, island time, night market, police, snorkeling, stairs, statues
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Beach on Beach on Beach
We stopped at Manny’s Bakeshop for some breakfast on the go. I start today’s sightseeing at Gab Gab Beach, which I have to myself. With my feet in the sand, I watch a baby blacktip reef shark, a spotted hermit … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Forts, History, Military, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, Guam, island time, national park, nature, snorkeling
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Crustaceans, Carabaos, Churches
Ga’an Point Up at dawn and sit on the balcony, watching the sunrise as people get in the water and enjoy the rest of the park. On our way to breakfast, I notice the $5.14 per gallon sign, but even … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Food, History, Military, People, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, bridge, bugs, cemetery, church, Guam, national park, restaurant, ruins, snorkeling
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In Search of Silence
SATURDAYSome people spend the weekend looking for distractions but after a busy week of dealing with the noisy other, Caleb and I find our escape in the peace of the desert. There is a calm here that is covered in … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Hiking, History, Marriage, Travel, Water
Tagged aliens, Colorado River, desert, national monument, Southern California
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Road Trip of Christmas Past
Dad has already posted about my arrival and first day on the road and looks forward to what I’ll say about the trip — the one he invited me on just days before going. I was excited, of course, and … Continue reading
