O’ahu

Hawai’i Kai.


February rolls in and we wondered what happened to January. Whew. It’s almost summer.


On the North Shore, they might call it winter – but the leaves look summer-like to me.


Monkey madness with Jojo reading his second Michener book.


got Poke?


Hawaiian Flag – flying in the proper position atop the pole.


Pearl Harbor: We will NEVER forget.


Hawai’i the citadel.


Pearl Harbor and William S. Cope.


Pearl Harbor: Japanese dive bomber replica.


Hawai’i, Pearl Harbor – the mandatory blackout affected more than the military base. It affected all of Hawai’i.


Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor, Hawai’i. Inside the Memorial it’s noticeably quiet. Beneath the water, voices of the past reach out and affirm the tragedy of December 7, 1941.


Pearl Harbor ignited a fire. America made sure it was extinguished. God bless America.


Pearl Harbor will be remembered. Forever.


Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor, Hawai’i: external view while upon the Arizona Memorial. FREEDOM isn’t FREE.


Hawaiian roadways and the beautiful Norfolk pines.


Hawai’i – sometimes down the beach means even less people. Aloha!


Palms from the beach below Diamond Head.


Honolulu from Diamond Head. The other view.


O’ahu and the view looking toward Diamond Head. What a view.


Life is viewable from many dimensions. When people do or don’t do what we expect, it can be challenging to understand their motivations.What’s your perspective?


The lehua blossom represents Hawai’i, the Big Island. Known as ‘ohi’a lehua.


Hawaiian land markers. I look for them and they find me!


O’ahu – proof that the color of the Pacific originated in Hawai’i.