To celebrate we went to Western Samoa. I think this speaks to how I've come to feel about the American influence on Tutuila (American Samoa)
So with Markus' recent birthday as an excuse we jumped on a plane and headed to Upolu, a mere 30 minutes away by tiny, overloaded commuter plane.
Beautiful Upolu.

A place where you can't see the end of the island, even in a plane.

A place with something like a real city.

A place with flat lands.

A place of real beaches.

A place where every inch of habitable land isn't built upon.

Oh, Upolu! How I love you!
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