Historically, the Village of Sumay was an important site of international commerce. Pan Am Clippers landed in Apra Harbor and docked at a seaport here. After WWII, the village site became part of the Navy Base and the villagers were relocated to near-bye Santa Rita. Today, Sumay is home to the Sumay Cove Marina operated by the Navy's MWR. I keep my boat here and often leave from the marina to go fishing. I took this picture from a seldom visited vantage point by the Navy Branch Dental Clinic. Click on the picture and look closely, there is a lot to see, including the Rod Bender!
Randman's pic
The Randman
- A bit about me
Name: Randall John Rodrigues
Age: 35
Birthday: May 13th
nickname: randman
Undergrad: Univ. of Georgia
Major: Microbiology and Genetics
Grad School: Washington University in St. Louis
Masters: Immunology
Facebook: Facebook me!
Skype: ranmdman_rjr
Skype: randman_mobile
AIM: RRodrig751
Xbox live: Randman 671
Favorite Book: The Lord of The Rings
Favorite Movie: The Matrix
Favorite Foods: Steak, Taco Bell, Pork Chops, and Chicken & Dumplings
Favorite Candy: Starburst
Favorite Quote:
Life is tough, Life is really tough if you're stupid.
by John WayneHobbies/Interests: technology, photography, medicine, science, video games, skateboarding, snorkeling, ocean kayaking, and fishing
Live from Guam!
- A bit about my blog
Hafa Adai and welcome to my blog! Bookmark this page, or if you have an RSS reader subscribe to my feed and you will always be one click away from hearing about life in Guam...among other things.
Hafa what?
Hafa Adai is pronounced like,
haf-a-day
and is how you say hello in Chamorro, the language of the people of Guam.I hope everyone likes the new look of my blog! I'd love to hear what you think...just drop me a line.
Do you have Google Earth?
Click here to see where we live! The RodriguesHome.kmz file will download to your computer. Just open it with Google Earth and fly to our house.
Rodrigues Digital Media
Last June I started taking pictures professionally here in Guam. All my business has grown out of one pro bono job I did for Jonathan's Teeball team. It started off slow, but in the last few months has really picked up. I enjoy taking the photos, it has very flexible hours, and a low overhead here in Guam. I just recently updated my website, so check it out!
The Rod Bender
- Here is a picture of my boat
Fishing
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February 17, 2010
T-97: Sumay Cove
Historically, the Village of Sumay was an important site of international commerce. Pan Am Clippers landed in Apra Harbor and docked at a seaport here. After WWII, the village site became part of the Navy Base and the villagers were relocated to near-bye Santa Rita. Today, Sumay is home to the Sumay Cove Marina operated by the Navy's MWR. I keep my boat here and often leave from the marina to go fishing. I took this picture from a seldom visited vantage point by the Navy Branch Dental Clinic. Click on the picture and look closely, there is a lot to see, including the Rod Bender!
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