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457 viewsTired from the long day but feeling happy.
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447 views...oh my, yes they did!
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445 viewsEating a yummy, home-cooked breakfast. Saved us money as well ;-)
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439 viewsEh. Upstairs at Moose McGillicutty's.
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Day 3427 viewsLiving/dining room and kitchen view. Behind kitchen was front door. To the left is the master suite w/balcony. Laundry, linen, spare bedroom and second bath are to the right of the kitchen/dining rooms. There is no A/C so cooling is done by opening the sliding glass doors and adjusting the large-slatted blinds found in the kitchen and spare bedroom. Luckily, there are adjustable ceiling fans as well.
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418 viewsI'm just so cute that I know you missed me! Grammy Sue and Papa got to experience Satan's Little Helper for a whole week and they survived.
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415 viewsA few of the many license plates on the ceiling at Bubba Gumps.
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413 viewsEatin' at Bubba Gumps. Their Cajun Shrimp appetizer was our favorite for several nights in a row!
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412 viewsI hope they made this drink strong...
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400 viewsView from our balcany on the 4th floor, looking northward.
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399 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.
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398 viewsHonolua Bay. Very nice snorkeling, especially on the north (right) side of the bay!
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395 viewsThe evening view from our balcony. Stitched panoramic view.
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390 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.
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387 viewsA and one of the amazing dancers.
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387 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.
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Day 6385 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.
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384 viewsAntonette excited for the evening and in the island spirit.
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