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Cruise Down Under - Pago Pago
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Cruise Down Under - Pago Pago
Cruise Down Under - Pago Pago
Cruise Down Under - Pago Pago
Photo Date
8/10/10 9:13:42 AM
Cruise Down Under - Sept 2010
Day 17 - Pago Pago, American Samoa
The breakwaters make interesting patterns. Near the Flowerpot Rocks
Left for our tour "Myths & Legends of Tutulia" about 0845. Buses were unique - about 20 passengers and were all made of wood inside - which makes sense for an island where vehicles would tend to rust out quickly. The Samoan tour guide was "Junior" who was so soft-spoken he was impossible to hear, but he had a great grin all the time. Made numerous stops at local buildings at scenic spots (flower-pot islands, churches, Governor's House and sea scapes). Started to rain as we got back to the Volendam so we did not try to go out walking after lunch. The tour was interesting - people live a relatively rustic life - palm trees and bananas and chickens and dogs everywhere, but we only saw one type of bird. Did see some ugly-looking toads and a tiny salamander with a long blue tail.
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Photo Date
8/10/10 9:13:42 AM
Cruise Down Under - Sept 2010
Day 17 - Pago Pago, American Samoa
The breakwaters make interesting patterns. Near the Flowerpot Rocks
Left for our tour "Myths & Legends of Tutulia" about 0845. Buses were unique - about 20 passengers and were all made of wood inside - which makes sense for an island where vehicles would tend to rust out quickly. The Samoan tour guide was "Junior" who was so soft-spoken he was impossible to hear, but he had a great grin all the time. Made numerous stops at local buildings at scenic spots (flower-pot islands, churches, Governor's House and sea scapes). Started to rain as we got back to the Volendam so we did not try to go out walking after lunch. The tour was interesting - people live a relatively rustic life - palm trees and bananas and chickens and dogs everywhere, but we only saw one type of bird. Did see some ugly-looking toads and a tiny salamander with a long blue tail.
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