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Lau Bay: One of life's great escapes. |
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You are snorkeling, scuba diving, or just splashing around, cooling yourself
off in Lau Lau Bay's beautiful, clear, blue water with not a single worry
in the world? As light and carefree as a seabird, gliding on the
cool ocean breezes? And not another soul in sight, except for your
dear comapnion(s). No, it's not just a dream, my friends, but a very
real experience here in the Marianas. We're all so lucky to be able
to enjoy this truly special group of islands, filled with such incredible
beauty and dozens of "cool spots" to escape to (read: no crowds).
My advice: Life is short, plan YOUR escape today and GO FOR IT! |
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Photo
and text by Larry Lee.
Born and raised in rural
Hawaii, Larry grew up spending much of his time outdoors fishing, surfing,
hiking and exploring. After receiving a B.S. degree in Biology from
Oregon State University, he served as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in a
rural village in Palawan province in |
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Philippines. Since 1983, he has been living and traveling in the
Asia/Pacific region, working in the Philippines, Hong Kong at a private
resort, teaching English in Japan, and captaining a sportfishing charter
boat in Alaska. He then moved to Saipan with his wife Winnie in 1989.
He worked for two years with the CNMI Dept. of Natural Resources in developing
environmental education programs and then transferred to a local full-service
advertising agency. In 1994, he started his own advertising/design
company specializing in marketing, advertising, graphic design and photography.
He was awarded the CNMI Governor’s Award for Outstanding Visual Artist
in 1997. In September 2000, he began working as the Marketing and
Public Relations Manager at the Northern Marianas College. He has
two children and resides with his family in Papago. |
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