On Friday evening before Easter, I took a small group of students up to Two Lover's Point. This is the site of a local legend.... Kind of like Guam's Romeo and Juliet where the two lovers came to this cliff, tied their hair in a knot, and jumped to their death because their families would not let them be together. The view up here is tremendous, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Between the 6 students I brought, there were 2 cameras and my camera. They took a million pictures and I caught in the fever of picture taking as well. Here is Brad (red shirt) taking a picture of Mayumi on a lower deck of the look out. College students can be such hams.
Here they are by the signs which tell the story of the two lovers in pictures.
Mayumi and Brad posing in one of the picture boards for the Guam Smootie stand.
Here they are at the bell. I believe this was donated by the Japenese. There is also a wedding chapel at the top of this hill. It is the site of many weddings, especially Japanese tourists.
On Friday evening before Easter, I took a small group of students up to Two Lover's Point. This is the site of a local legend.... Kind of like Guam's Romeo and Juliet where the two lovers came to this cliff, tied their hair in a knot, and jumped to their death because their families would not let them be together. The view up here is tremendous, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Between the 6 students I brought, there were 2 cameras and my camera. They took a million pictures and I caught in the fever of picture taking as well. Here is Brad (red shirt) taking a picture of Mayumi on a lower deck of the look out. College students can be such hams. 
Here they are by the signs which tell the story of the two lovers in pictures.
Mayumi and Brad posing in one of the picture boards for the Guam Smootie stand.
Here they are at the bell. I believe this was donated by the Japenese. There is also a wedding chapel at the top of this hill. It is the site of many weddings, especially Japanese tourists. 
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