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220 viewsOne of many waterfalls along the way.Oct 16, 2007
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217 viewsOct 16, 2007
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220 viewsThe ocean crashing into the cave. Listen carefully and you can hear the rock/gravel/sand rolling under action of the waves! 4.26MBOct 16, 2007
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217 viewsOct 16, 2007
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Day 6238 viewsThe Road to Hana! Based upon the recommendation of my parents, we took the Valley Isle Excursions tour van and are VERY glad we did. It's a VERY narrow road - with only room for one vehicle in many locations (beep your horn!) - and too much to see. Our driver was Maui native Kekoa (Kekeoa?) and had a great sense of humor and exceptional knowledge of the region. He also had a 1957 Type I (Bug) and drag raced a 600+hp Bug at one time so we had plenty to talk about.Oct 16, 2007
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217 viewsOct 16, 2007
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221 viewsSean Paul Kinney was one of the deckhands (and budding childrens author) on the snorkeling trip and was great company. We had some drinks at Cool Cats (spelling?) and then enjoyed dinner at the Aloha Mixed Plate restaurant. Here he is making recommendations. Another fine example of the great people we met during our visit.Oct 16, 2007
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242 viewsSaying good-bye. We felt kinda bad because it was late, we'd been drinking, and he had to get up at Oh-God-Early for the next day's snorkeling safari.Oct 16, 2007
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223 viewsMe loving the snorkeling.Oct 16, 2007
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287 viewsHonolua Bay. Very nice snorkeling, especially on the north (right) side of the bay!Oct 16, 2007
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222 viewsA and some of the other women getting splashed by the boat forcing water into a hole in the cliff. Captain Dave was great -- good (but sometimes corny) sense of humor, excellent seamanship and boat handling, and excellently choreographed music pertaining to the locations we visited.Oct 16, 2007
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226 viewsStitched panoramic view of the luau sunsetOct 16, 2007
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220 viewsMe and some of the guys on the bow of the boat after checking out a cliff face that was over 2000' tall.Oct 16, 2007
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Day 4226 viewsSpent the day looking around. Went north to try some snorkeling. Just a scenery shot of the variety of greens of the land. Very different from Hwy 30. Just an example of the terrain differences that make Maui wonderful.Oct 16, 2007
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253 viewsAt the place where we went to snorkel was a road-side vendor. Jasmine was the proprieter and had some nice souvenirs. We bought a bamboo wind chime and Honu (turtle) necklace. She was a kick and a fine example of the Hawai'ian friendliness. If you want handmade Hawaiian/Polynesian jewelry, baskets, arts & crafts then contact her at pualaniopikake@yahoo.com.Oct 16, 2007
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219 viewsOct 16, 2007
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224 viewsI'm embarassed to show the underwater life pictures (and threw many away) but I wanted to show some sense of what it's like. The visibility was over 30' and marine life was abundant and colorful.Oct 16, 2007
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234 viewsAntonette doing a great job snorkeling in +30' water!Oct 16, 2007
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223 viewsOct 16, 2007
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245 viewsOur Lanai Dolphin Safari by Safari Boat Excursions. Pictures taken with a cheap-o, waterproof camera preloaded with 800 speed film...so it's a bit grainy...and explains the crappy underwater shots (and I used the flash). Here is our first stop, a WWII Liberty ship.Oct 16, 2007
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