South Seas Interlude II
I'm becoming as poor a blogger as I've become a correspondant. We came back from HI three weeks ago and still I haven't fininshed relating the trip.
Images from the rest of our time in Hawai'i:
A black sands beach, with a sign strictly forbidding the playing of horseshoes.
A backpackers' hostel, where they confused the reservation for our threadbare suite.
A half-mile of subterreanean lava tube, opening up into the rainforest.
Rainbows and waterfalls everywhere.
Hiking past a line of cars, past where the road was enveloped by a lava flow a few years back, and over the ropy fresh ground to see lava flowing down the hillside to meet a steamy end in the ocean.
Walking around the Mauna Kea observatories at sunset.
A sign warning "BEWARE OF INVISIBLE COWS" at the Mauna Kea Onizuka Visitor's Center.
A rainy four-wheel drive ride through the Waipio "Valley of Kings".
Circumnavigating the Big Island in a Buick : beaches, coffee farms, temperate and rain forests, cities, cliffs, 14000' volcanoes, 1700' valleys, open grassland, desert.
Watching the sun set into the sea with S from an outdoor table above the ocean.
Snorkeling with sea turtles, tropical fish, and an octopus.
Another 13 hours of plane rides back to BWI.
Images from the rest of our time in Hawai'i:
A black sands beach, with a sign strictly forbidding the playing of horseshoes.
A backpackers' hostel, where they confused the reservation for our threadbare suite.
A half-mile of subterreanean lava tube, opening up into the rainforest.
Rainbows and waterfalls everywhere.
Hiking past a line of cars, past where the road was enveloped by a lava flow a few years back, and over the ropy fresh ground to see lava flowing down the hillside to meet a steamy end in the ocean.
Walking around the Mauna Kea observatories at sunset.
A sign warning "BEWARE OF INVISIBLE COWS" at the Mauna Kea Onizuka Visitor's Center.
A rainy four-wheel drive ride through the Waipio "Valley of Kings".
Circumnavigating the Big Island in a Buick : beaches, coffee farms, temperate and rain forests, cities, cliffs, 14000' volcanoes, 1700' valleys, open grassland, desert.
Watching the sun set into the sea with S from an outdoor table above the ocean.
Snorkeling with sea turtles, tropical fish, and an octopus.
Another 13 hours of plane rides back to BWI.
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