Diving
Ocean, weather, and surf conditions were much better than last year at the same time. I was able to get in several North and South shore dives during our time…
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1 Ahhh... Hanalei Bay... nice to be back and chill after family fun and Deb and Mary's wedding on Oahu
2 The Wai`oli Hui`ia Church in Hanalei was established by missionaries in 1834 and is on the National Register of Historic Places
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4 Max's brother Michael and Rona joined us for our first week in Kauai, here at Lumahai Beach
5 It was really windy at Lumahai, surf was crashing, but the colors of sky and water were unreal
6 The Maniniholo Dry Cave is directly across the street from Haena Beach Park. It was originally a sea cave eons ago when the sea level was much higher.
7 Vines out of Indian Jones tumble down the face of the rock wall at Maniniholo Dry Cave
8 Next stop was for some shave ice, but we elected not to use the "additional parking" area
9 Time for shave ice at Wishing Well in Hanalei
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11 This couple knew the right way to enjoy a beautiful afternoon on Hanalei Bay- lounging on a floating platform with drinks in hand
12 Hanalei Pier with Bali Hai in the background- Dave, Max, Michael, and Rona
13 Sipping coffee on the lanai the next morning, the rain cleared and we had a brief rainbow over Hanalei Bay
14 The nene's seem more interested in the puddles on the lanai than my coffee
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16 The same pair of nene's kept coming back, this time trying to get a glimpse of life on the other side of the screen door
17 Mike Keale performs Monday nights at Tahiti Nui. His latest album was nominated for a Na Hoku, or Hawaiian Grammy award.
18 Mike's wife Linda does the hula
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20 The islands are indeed small! It turns out that Rabbi Peter Schaktman, who had just married Deb and Mary, had come over to Kauai to officiate at a wedding and…
