Hafa Taylor! Native Chamorro living in Dallas, TX. Moved with my parents when I was 3. My daughter is only 10, but her Dad is also Chamorro. He was raised in California though. We’re all getting educated through your videos about our home & soaking in the sites through your beautiful cinematography. Great job & Si Yu’us Ma’ase for being an advocate for our beautiful island and culture. 🤙🏼 God Bless you & your wife.
Hafa Adai!!! This comment made my day :). I always hope the videos are entertaining, but more than that, I hope they add value to people's lives. I've been blessed to be able to learn about the wonderful culture of the island and I'm happy to share it with everyone! I've been amazed at the number of Chamorros who live off island who have reached out to me expressing similar sentiments to yours. Thank you for reaching out and my God bless you too!
I miss Guam. I wasn’t born there but I grew up there, I consider myself Guamanian no matter where I live currently. Guam will always be a special island in my heart
Awesome video thank you! I would like to say this brings back memories but Two Lovers Point looks nothing like when I visited it. I actually visited there many times in the early 70's as a young kid. My father was stationed at Anderson for 3 years and we lived on the base. Back then Two Lovers Point was just the cliff with a 4 foot chain link fence about 5 foot from the edge! The big pit also just had a small metal fence around it. No buildings anywhere. Wow have things changed.
Another great Guam Vid! It was extra special because you were able to film with narry another soul in sight, although it was cute with the two young playful boys towards the end. Thank you for sharing the legend of Two Lovers and David and Nancy Barnhardt's story. Extra thanks for the sunset footage. The views from there are beyond breathtaking!
Dead cat on your camera mic. I lived in Guam on Happy Landing Rd. not far from you back in the 70s although, strangely enough, I have never been to 2 Lovers Point. It wasn't developed and accessible back then but I could see it from from afar where I lived in Tumon. Your beautiful drone shots and footage of the area shows me what I missed. Tumon Bay is so photogenic. I didn't appreciate it when I lived there, because you know, I was a teenager and I was eager to live in the states. There were only a few hotels back then, some of which have been replaced by mega resorts. I would not recognize Tumon if I were to go there today.
I love my island of Guam 🇬🇺.. so much. This is where I was born. Even my dad. The TECHARIA FAMILY. MY MOM IS ROSARIO B. TECHARIA. MY DAD IS VICENTE CRUZ TECHARIA.
Hi, I enjoy the videos and story time. I'm amazed how you embraced our culture 👏👍 Thank you for sharing, I look forward to your videos💜 how do you like the food? Chamorro food? Til next time😊
Have had the same problem w/ my deadcat when I use the ultra-wide on my iPhone 12 Mini. Had to come up w/ a DIY solution by attaching an "arm" so the deadcat stays out of the way. Great job BTW.
Thought I’d be the first to view 😀, least its the comment. Like the background music 🎶. Jolibee is ok and popular in Philippines for me it’s McDonalds 🙌🏽
Indeed a wonderful tourist spot to visit. If you are interested to be monetize soon, FB PM is the key, a friend of mine (Resh Badilles)can assist you. Thank you.
Hafa Taylor! Native Chamorro living in Dallas, TX. Moved with my parents when I was 3. My daughter is only 10, but her Dad is also Chamorro. He was raised in California though. We’re all getting educated through your videos about our home & soaking in the sites through your beautiful cinematography. Great job & Si Yu’us Ma’ase for being an advocate for our beautiful island and culture. 🤙🏼 God Bless you & your wife.
Hafa Adai!!! This comment made my day :). I always hope the videos are entertaining, but more than that, I hope they add value to people's lives. I've been blessed to be able to learn about the wonderful culture of the island and I'm happy to share it with everyone! I've been amazed at the number of Chamorros who live off island who have reached out to me expressing similar sentiments to yours. Thank you for reaching out and my God bless you too!
I miss Guam. I wasn’t born there but I grew up there, I consider myself Guamanian no matter where I live currently. Guam will always be a special island in my heart
Awesome video thank you! I would like to say this brings back memories but Two Lovers Point looks nothing like when I visited it. I actually visited there many times in the early 70's as a young kid. My father was stationed at Anderson for 3 years and we lived on the base. Back then Two Lovers Point was just the cliff with a 4 foot chain link fence about 5 foot from the edge! The big pit also just had a small metal fence around it. No buildings anywhere. Wow have things changed.
Taotaomona on camera lol. I remember going to two lovers when it was free and primitive. Just a rail on the cliff side. Sweet shirt btw!
Another great Guam Vid! It was extra special because you were able to film with narry another soul in sight, although it was cute with the two young playful boys towards the end. Thank you for sharing the legend of Two Lovers and David and Nancy Barnhardt's story. Extra thanks for the sunset footage. The views from there are beyond breathtaking!
Dead cat on your camera mic. I lived in Guam on Happy Landing Rd. not far from you back in the 70s although, strangely enough, I have never been to 2 Lovers Point. It wasn't developed and accessible back then but I could see it from from afar where I lived in Tumon. Your beautiful drone shots and footage of the area shows me what I missed. Tumon Bay is so photogenic. I didn't appreciate it when I lived there, because you know, I was a teenager and I was eager to live in the states. There were only a few hotels back then, some of which have been replaced by mega resorts. I would not recognize Tumon if I were to go there today.
I love my island of Guam 🇬🇺.. so much. This is where I was born. Even my dad. The TECHARIA FAMILY. MY MOM IS ROSARIO B. TECHARIA. MY DAD IS VICENTE CRUZ TECHARIA.
Hi, I enjoy the videos and story time. I'm amazed how you embraced our culture 👏👍 Thank you for sharing, I look forward to your videos💜 how do you like the food? Chamorro food? Til next time😊
Have had the same problem w/ my deadcat when I use the ultra-wide on my iPhone 12 Mini. Had to come up w/ a DIY solution by attaching an "arm" so the deadcat stays out of the way. Great job BTW.
Well Done! Great episode! Beautiful drone work!
Love your hotel review videos! I'm a chamoru currently residing in the mainland and I love seeing the island, even if it's through the screen🤩🤩🤙🏼
Woot-woot 💫 Jollibee is okays although my preference is McDs overall 👍
Jollibee is super good! Its even super better in the Philippines. Keep up the great work
Thought I’d be the first to view 😀, least its the comment. Like the background music 🎶. Jolibee is ok and popular in Philippines for me it’s McDonalds 🙌🏽
I still haven’t eaten at jolibee... trying to convince my wife to go with me 😂
@@tayloredstory8241 the spicy chicken and that peach mango pie is a must try!
Jollibee fried chicken is really good. You should try it out and do a video. Let us know what you think of it. That’ll be a good video👍🏽
My Homeland
What kind of drone did you use? Great footage. I’ve watched several times!
Thanks! I use a DJI mini (1st edition)
Jollibee bucket of chicken !!!
What was the music you used for this! It’s my favorite!
Which song? The first one when I was riding up the hill? Its called “I Can’t Let You Go” by John Runefelt
@@tayloredstory8241 The song at the end when you were getting the drone footage!
Who the heck thumbsdown this? Lol
Indeed a wonderful tourist spot to visit. If you are interested to be monetize soon, FB PM is the key, a friend of mine (Resh Badilles)can assist you. Thank you.