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I went during the rainy season. Watch out for mud slides. 7 people died the day I got there. There are many cliffs along the road and the ancient volcanic ash can let loose with no warning. Watch for the water falls while it's raining. This is the most likely place for the mudslides to happen. They do put up some protection from falling rocks but the mud will go right through it. because of this the water was contaminated and you could not drink it.
Written Oct 31, 2004
I did see a few things that I found disturbing. While at the Chicken of the Sea plant I saw a small women wlking down the hall. Five men walked by her and started hitting her with their heavy rubber gloves. When I asked about it, I was told, that because she was so small she was considered to be a prostitute. In the eyes of these deeply religious people that makes her the target for abuse. What I really didn't like was that I was the only person to be concerned.
Written Oct 31, 2004
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I did see a few things that I found disturbing. While at the Chicken of the Sea plant I saw a small women wlking down the hall. Five men walked by her and...
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I went to Pago Pago for business. I spent a week working at the Chicken of the Sea tuna factory. I arrived at 11 PM and my first impression was a beautiful place. When the sun came up I was a little...
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From Pago Pago, you drive southwest past a series of small bays and traditional villages - each village prominently features an elevated fale - this oval shaped, open sided structure serves as the...
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Oh Samoa I never will forget you
Please visit Matai Palagi for my pages on American Samoa. Time and technology move forward, but what's in our hearts remains.
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Great Place to Explore as a Youngster
I lived in the Navy officers quarters which as far as I know are now docks. It was great living right on the ocean. I could walk out my front door and go swimming.
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