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Our next stop was an area deep in the jungle, where relics of latte stones served as a foundation of their ancient bamboo and straw houses. Nearby were also caves in which Chamorros were herded into by the Japanese soldiers and killed by hand grenades thrown into the caves during WWII. Anyhow, it was a very interesting and historical cruise. Excellent!
Written Sep 10, 2004
Address: Talofofo
For my birthday, a friend of mine took me on a jungle boat cruise. The river wound it's way from an inlet by the ocean into the deeper jungles of Guam. Chirping birds were heard in the background, while fascinated tourists whirred and clicked their cameras at a furious pace. Fantastic trip!
Updated Sep 10, 2004
Address: Talofofo River
There were a few stops along the cruise, and once such a place where they taught us how to weave a hat from coconut fronds. Well...at least, I tried to learn it...hahah!
Written Sep 10, 2004
Address: Talofofo
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There were a few stops along the cruise, and once such a place where they taught us how to weave a hat from coconut fronds. Well...at least, I tried to learn...
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