Tumon, Guam

... the back-story about why Guam is "Where America starts its day". Although inhabited by the Chamorro people since around 1500 B.C., Guam became a Spanish colony after Magellan landed in 1521, and was later given to the USA as part of the settlement of the ...

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Hafa Adai! Guam's way of welcoming their visitors. After unpacking my stuffs, I went outside to find dinner and to my surprise, almost everything is written in Japanese, or is it Korean. I ended up eating inside the confines of my room. I woke up ...

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I got off of work about 3pm on Wednesday to finally see some pretty clear skies after a TON of rain the past couple days. Can't let that go to waste! I met up with a buddy, Jeremy ( who had the day off), at the hot-spot ( an airman rec-center and ...

... based on a visual memory of a satellite picture. Sigua Falls is a 70 foot waterfall deep in the jungle mountains southeast of Tumon that has a real deep lake and is known for being a great cliff jumping spot. After picking up my weather coworker that just ...