Sunny day – secluded – warm. Ahh.

Imagine a day at the beach.  Now then … no peeps, no work, no noise … just the sun, beverages, a good book, the kite, sunglasses, music and the water proof camera. Splash on.

Recognize this guy?

Near the beach, along side the Pacific, layered among the trees – are small flowers. It gives the whole area a fresh look.

What you see is what you see. I see Pacific blue and an inviting space to live.

More Hawai’i ahh … aloha-ahh.

Nahiku located along the Hana Road – nui aloha.

There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart. ~Celia Thaxter

It’s time to think Poke!

Poke is a raw salad served as an appetizer in Hawaiian cuisine. Pokē is the Hawaiian verb for “section” or “to slice or cut”. The traditional Hawaiian poke consists of meat that has been gutted, skinned, and deboned. It is sliced across the backbone as fillet, then served with traditional condiments such as sea salt,

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 before

The Big Island tide pool flow with a storm nearby.

Located on the Kapoho Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii, the Kapoho Tide Pools are an unusually large grouping of tide pools and spring fed pools that stretch out for roughly one mile along the shoreline and extend as much as 600 feet out into the Pacific Ocean. The pools formed naturally and, surprisingly,