On June 14, 2017, Nate’s plane landed in American Samoa. Three weeks later the kids and I joined him. And so, began our new adventure in the South Pacific. This past year has been one of growth and learning, adventure… Read More »A New Life in American Samoa
Nu’uuli Falls provides the perfect cool down on a hot, humid day on the tropical islands of American Samoa. The trail is short, but tricky, and can lead to five or six more falls (depending on recent rainfall) beyond the… Read More »Nu’uuli Falls
The National Park of American Samoa is spread across three islands, covering 9 acres of land and 4,500 acres of coral reef and ocean. Tutuila (the main island) is the only part of the park accessible by car and consequently,… Read More »9 Reasons to Visit the National Park of American Samoa
Flag Day is celebrated in commemoration of the American Flag being raised for the first time above the islands of American Samoa on April 17, 1900. At the time, it was a declaration of the United States of America’s ownership… Read More »Flag Day In American Samoa
It was a wet and rainy day. We decided, if we couldn’t play at the beach, we would jump in the car and drive all the way to the west end of the island… We only made it as far… Read More »Swing Beach: Nua, American Samoa
Something woke me. Maybe it was the rain coming in through the open, louvered window or the roaring wind gusting through the house. It must have been some of both. One thing was for sure, the storm was upon us!… Read More »Cyclone Gita- At the Mercy of Mother Nature
There’s steam rising up from the streets and an energy in the air that’s been missing throughout the day. Pago Pago Summer Evening It’s the rainy season in American Samoa, which means rain everyday and lots and lots of humidity!… Read More »Steamy Pago Pago Nights
