| About Me:
Happily married sports enthusiasts, not to be
confused with sporting expert.
Contact:
islandwonder@live.com |
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| Heading to Hana |
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Hana, Maui, Hawaii --
The road to Hana is such a
beautiful sight. If you ever get to the island, I highly
recommend doing this trip. If you can spend the night,
just get a very early start so you can enjoy the amazing
scenery. We stopped often to take in the view.
Of course, who wouldn't
want to stop often and gaze down if this is the view
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John patiently waits at
each stop while I run amok snapping lots of
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Last
time we were In Hana we wandered over to the Red Sand
Beach and saw other peoples nooks and crannies. It turns
out Hana has a nude beach. I have minimal experience
with public displays on nudity, but when I do, I always
have the same question running through my brain. Why is
it that the people that like to go nude, are the ones
that truly shouldn't?
On this occasion, it was after 4 p.m., so I thought
people might have gone for the day.
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One of the cool things
about getting to the beach is the "secret"
path. It reminds me of being a child looking for hidden
treasures in the woods behind our house.
At the beginning of the trail, I have two choices. I
can go left to Red Sand Beach or right and drop down on
the little black sand beach.
I choose the latter and
what a view it offered.
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It seems someone left a
little message for people wandering past |
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After walking across the
black sand, I climbed back up on to the trail. As you
look at the above photo, the Red Sand Beach is just out
of sight on the left. It is a great spot. The waves
break on the rock wall in the photo. Due to this, the
beach basically has a pool of calm, beautiful water. I
debated on heading over, but saw a bunch of pale bodies
glowing in the afternoon sun. I decided my very clothed
person carrying a very large camera might not be
welcome. I turned around. |
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What a great decision.
Just as I got back to the Black Sand Beach, motion on
the water caught my eye. It was a whale doing pectoral
flaps. I had a seat and watched him in action for a
solid 5 minutes. |
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Favorite Blogs:
http://www.perezhilton.com/
http://amblus-amblus.blogspot.com/
http://www.bitchypoo.com/
http://www.thepioneerwoman.com/
Useful Sites:
http://www.lowestgroceryprices.com/
http://www.givie.com/
My Blogs:
November 2007
December 2007
Kona
Storm 2007
January 2008
February 2008
March
2008
April
2008
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