We had to check it out. This amazing place called Two Lovers Point in Guam.
And he is the love of my life.
Thankfully, we didn’t feel the need to jump from the cliff, as described of the two lovers in the legend of Two Lovers Point. 🙂
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Interesting, my husband grew up partly in Guam. Glad you didn’t jump too.
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Really? We were there on a business trip – well, I relaxed and he worked 🙂 I had a great time there, and would love to go back! It’s beautiful! Not much to do there – but that’s o.k. too!
And you’re welcome! I’m enjoying your adventure!
His mom was a teacher for the government of Guam in the 50’s and 60’s. They talk about how beautiful it was, and the people who were so welcoming and friendly. That, and swimming in the ocean every day, and exploring the jungles. I think it’s probably more built up now though than it was back when they were there.
We stayed in Tumon. It’s the side of the island where all of the hotels are! We drove around the whole island one day. Most of the people we saw were tourists, but the few people that we met that lived there, were very friendly. The white sand beaches are beautiful, and the water is so clear. The weather, was a little hot and humid. But I was just relaxing, so it didn’t matter to me! I enjoyed the visit, but I’m not sure I would want to live there.
Awww! the love of your life 🙂 So sweet! ♥
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