The stunning photography of Vic Consaga
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A CHamoru woman farming in Hagåtña during the Spanish period.
A CHamoru woman farming in Hagåtña during the Spanish period.
In this image, you can see the woman carrying a long bamboo pole and using it to water her plants. This was a common tool at the time for transporting water, and was even used by the fire fighters of the time.
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