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Nahiku located along the Hana Road – nui aloha.
One last look across the Pailolo channel.
Maui – we love the shade
Maui: beind bars
Maui and water’s edge – aloha
Maui’s rugged coastline
Maui beaches can be crowded and four people makes a crowd in my book.
Maui Rip Turtle
Moloka’i in the distance
Norfolk Pines struggling
Maui red dirt … sometimes it comes out
When you see this grove of trees, you’re really close to Haleakala
Paths that lead to the Moloka’i channel
Looking upward from 1,500′ toward the peak of Haleakala at 10,053′; open up the image to 1800 pixels
Maui – early morning – the calm before the beach is active.
Early morning beach time is really special on Maui. Most tourists avoid early bird beach adventure. And the ones that show up are quietly enjoying a morning walk, run or combing. Seeking a ‘no foot prints in the sand’ photo can be challenging on all Hawaiian islands — so arrive early. It’s the calm beforeContinue reading “Maui – early morning – the calm before the beach is active.”
Lava by the sea shore (lava everywhere)
Splashy sunset looking at Moloka’i.
Post-sunset is still kinda awesome.
Maui sunsets rolling with the waves.
Maui’s west coast is just as lovely as the east coast.
Lana’i and Moloka’i as viewed from Maui
Maui has a blue coastline – just hike it.
Maui sunset – another moment in time
Monkey madness with Jojo reading his second Michener book.
Shell City is near Lava City, so says Patrick.
Maui’s windswept coastline offers spectacular views
Maui’s red dirt keeps you digging for more.
Return from Maui and you’re sure to remember red dirt. It’s ever present. Add a little water and voila, you have red mud. Either way, you’ll be reminded long after you leave. For some reason, washing with soap and water ‘sorta’ works. Scrub a dub on the hands and feet and you’ll remove most ofContinue reading “Maui’s red dirt keeps you digging for more.”
Hawaiian lava roads and paths lead to one thing – the Pacific.
“Just another post” about the Pacific
The mountains of east Moloka’i – the Kamakou Preserve – can be clearly seen early in the day.
The nearly 2,774-acre Kamakou Preserve on the slopes Kamakou, the island’s highest mountain, is striking when viewed from Maui. Before you venture, plan ahead because the weather can and will affect your visit to the Preserve. When there, you can see more than 250 rare Hawaiian plants, 219 of which can be found nowhere elseContinue reading “The mountains of east Moloka’i – the Kamakou Preserve – can be clearly seen early in the day.”
Vertical post-sunset, Maui
How long will an anchor last
Lahaina, Maui: an approaching rainstorm
A Maui sunset that speaks aloha
Lava fighting back the mighty Pacific
Rugged coastline of Maui’s west shore
Maui looking toward Moloka’i with deep blue in between
Maui red dirt is the best souvenir, guaranteed.
After a few days, I’m a resident of Maui.
Maui sunset after a day at the training camp.
More rugged coastline just off shore – Maui’s west end
Maui sunsets and the ‘set up’ for HD video and still cameras
Maui looking upcountry at a sunset rainbow
Maui sunsets are lovely – rain or shine
Lahaina, Maui: King Kamehameha III School
Front Street, Lahaina, Maui – an approaching rain shower offshore
The Maui sunset just minutes after the Maui sunset minutes before
Maui palms overheard talking above
The coast of Maui steps from green to blue very quickly
Maui’s west side view of Moloka’i and Lana’i
Maui moonrise with bright lights above
Maui sunset — look at the image and the clouds will move before your very eyes
Southside as in south Maui-side.
A sticky situation indeed.
Sunny sunsets with a touch of color.
Sunny sunset means sunny aloha.
The sun sets. It rises. Somewhere in between the camera flashes.
Surf’s up – out – and ripping. There’s green somewhere.
The moment of truth: green flash – or no green flash?
Near the aqueduct, a hiker’s shoe set up house. Low tax base I heard.
Warm, sunny, ahh. Just add water.
View – did someone say view? View what?
Red sand beaches melding the coast line and the Pacific
Reading material to pass away the time
Flowers arrive on camera in various colors
Necessary provisions for sunset watching
Adjusting your priorities
Pooter doing what she does most often
Nothing but blue – Pacific blue
Moon rising over Moloka’i
On the dinner menu is Merriman’s
The lush valley of east Maui
A view of Lana’i
Upclose on Koa
The largest heiau in all of Hawai’i: Pi’ilani Heiau, Maui
Garden of ‘eatem’
Just flowers of the garden
In honor of my lovely wife, my Valentine, I’m sharing two gifts from my 50th birthday: cigars and strippers. Kewl wife or what?
Clear view of Moloka’i
Breadfruit of life
Moloka’i postcard – aloha
Bananas near the lanai are almost ripe.
From Maui with love – looking toward Moloka’i.
This is Maui, not Ireland.
Outta place on the cliff by the ocean looking toward Moloka’i … is that a song?
Maui coastline with a sea of coral.
Road to Hana and St. Joseph Church, established 1862.
The Road to Hana framed up nicely.
Just a dead goat skull marking our direction on the lava path.
Looking toward Lana’i – a lovely day.
Lava paths are hot, dry and crowded with yards and yards of lava. Peeps?
Crayola asked for reference when creating its new green color.
Hana, Maui: Wananalua Church
Maui’s vegetation is lush. Thick and jungle-like.
Blue Maui
Above the clouds – the sky is blue
Argyroxiphium sandwicense subsp. macrocephalum, aka – Haleakalā silversword
What a beautiful plant – and oh so rare. I captured this “in the wild” beneath the peak of Haleakala. Its texture is like foam and it’s soft to the touch. The plant blooms once in its lifetime – at 40 or 50 years of age … then dies.
Noho'ana 