Holiday Plaza Tumon

... for more blogs this month as Im gonna try and dive as much as I can before I leave. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel! I can feel it to! Going from 86 to 36 degrees is going to be a blast! <br><br>BTW.. I also had a chance while joe was finishing his class to check out some WWII spots around the dive harbor. I found some old Japanese "pillboxes" made around a little peninsula. They covered them with rocks and set them up to try and ...

... different experience then with someone else. It was very peaceful and still exhilarating at the same time. The whole 5 hours of hiking was completely silent and just leaves you to your own thoughts and world. The quiet brings out a lot more wildlife to and gives you more of a chance to really notice everything around you. For example.. Ive heard stories about these "Moniter Lizards" here which are huge lizards that are really quick and very rarely seen. Ive been ...

... thing! <br>We started out from another road and hiked 3 hours through trails that had lots of forks, finding several times that we were going in the wrong direction. However we were more familiar with the topography and features so that kept us giong in the right general direction. The hike goes al over the place, through an old WW2 tank farm and down a steep mud sice cliff where we used a rope down into the lower Sigua falls ...

... penetration certificate.. But all in all it was a very eye opening day and was really cool to experience the history of 2 world wars underwater 70 years later. Ill update the pictures as soon as they come in! P.s. I just traded in my "snorkeling" camera for a Canon with an underwater case that I can take to 130 feet. Yes i gave in! But the pictures later on will be worth it.. <br><br> Until next time! <br><br> <br><br> <br> <br><br> < br>

Guam Nyt ensin Wikipediasta poimittu pieni alustus (http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guam) "Guam on Yhdysvalloille kuuluva Mariaanien saarten suurin, 48 kilometriä pitkä ja 14 kilometriä leveä saari Tyynellämerellä, joka on kuulunut Yhdysvaltain hallintaan Espanjan ja Yhdysvaltain välisestä sodasta 1898 alkaen. Saaren pääkaupunki on Hagåtña (aiemmin Agaña)". Eli, melkoinen sekoitus Espanjalaista, Amerikkalaista ja Japanilaista kulttuuria tämä mesta nykyään on. Juu ja ...

No niin! Koska ilkeä matkatoimisto, lentoyhtiö, maailmanlaajuinen salaliitto tai avaruusoliot estivät meidän menon Miyakon saarelle, niin vaatimukset jatkon suhteen oli seuraavat: 1. Lämmintä pitää olla ja auringon paistaa, 2. Kohtuuhintaiset lentoliput, 3. Hienoja rantoja, palmuja ja kookoksia pitää löytyä, 4. Suora lento Tokiosta. Vaihtoehdoiksi näillä vaatimuksilla ja tällä aikataululla jäi ainoastaan Guam, Saipan tai Thaimaa, joista Guam tuli yksimielisesti valituksi. Täst ...

... neighborhood. From 1944 till 1972. He was a Japanese soldier and sent to Guam. As American forces reconquered the island, Yokoi went into hiding. He feared harsh reprisals if he fell into the hands of the residents of Guam, due to the cruel treatment that the occupational Japanese Army had meted out during the occupation of Guam. Yokoi hunted primarily at night and used much of the native plants to form clothes, bedding, and storage ...

... a vendor that one of the ladies knew and we both tried at least one taste of everything. We tried several versions of kelegeun -chicken, fish, and ground beef. Grilled meat skewers are $1 and they are yummy! After a couple hours enjoying the sights, sounds and smells, we headed to the bar at the Outrigger Hotel to have a drink and celebrate--HAPPY 34th BIRTHDAY CJ!

I am extremly excited to say the least! I just landed a job as a "ClubMate" at the Pacific Island Club (PIC), essentially we are frontline PR to our Asian guests. I will also be doing independent internship within the international marketing departments, which will give me 25 credit hours and put me in position to graduate with a Double degree. A 12 hour flight on Halloween night, being picked up by two fellow ClubMates ...

... about sharks, even in shallow waters, but you are mostly amazed at how much life is around you. For an hour, we explored the clear, blue waters and excitedly pointed to different fish we saw... Finally, I took my mask off for a minute to wipe my eyes, and the salt water was so powerful that I had to go back onshore. I had a fantastic time though, and will never forget that experience. Hopefully, I'll be scuba diving and parasailing next time I go to Guam, though! Still ...