This was just down the road from our condo. We drove past it every day we were there and never looked until the our last afternoon.
This is one of the many one-way bridges. I was an expert at crossing them correctly by the end. Partially because a native scared me to death when he got out of his car and started yelling at this lady who had done it wrong...I was VERY vigilant about appropriate bridge etiquette after that!
Stacey in our fun convertible...and some pretty mountains.....
Stacey in our fun convertible...and some pretty mountains.....
On our hike through the mud, the path was strewn with pretty flowers....I thought it was cool and I was sure there was some great lesson illustrated there...something about finding the 'flowers' in the mud trail we call 'life'?? Maybe??
This is the waterfall we hiked to. It's pretty.
This is me at the base of the waterfall...if you look close you can see all the mud sprayed on my legs...I was good and dirty by this point.
And, finally, this is Pepe the little gecko we found in our living room. He disappeared on the third day and I choose to believe we left the doors open long enough for him to get out into the wild where he belongs....and not that he climbed into Stacey's bed....there's no way he would have dared climb into mine!
Stacey is up on the edge of the trail avoiding the mud down below...you can kind of see the puddles and the boards they put down to help people avoid the worst of it...we just walked up along the tree line...we still got pretty dirty and stepped in some truly brilliant mud pies.
Stacey on the trail with her arms out trying to keep her balance while avoiding the muck. It was beautiful morning though...look at the sun and all the green!
This is the view from our condo...other than the main road that was just past that hedge, it was pretty perfect.
I liked this rooty tree. If I was a hobbit I would live under a rooty tree like this.
Ke'e Beach. You can see the Napali Coast out beyond the cliffs.
Hanalei Beach was where we found the best boogie boarding...this was before we got wet...and the ocean was pretty....but mountains will always be my true love.
And, finally, this is Pepe the little gecko we found in our living room. He disappeared on the third day and I choose to believe we left the doors open long enough for him to get out into the wild where he belongs....and not that he climbed into Stacey's bed....there's no way he would have dared climb into mine!