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Punalau Beach |
This was our final day of adventuring. So we decided to go as far into West Maui as possible without breaking our car rental contract. The picture above was a little turn off that we were able to stop at before turning around to avoid the 'danger' zone of driving.
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Hololua Bay Trail |
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Honolua Bay |
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Slaughter House Beach |
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Honokahua Bay |
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Dragon's Teeth |
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Hana Bar Sunday from CJ's |
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Shaved ice from Local Boys Shave Ice |
Thanks to
Badboy for the recommendation.
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Banyan tree in Lahaina |
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Took a surf lesson from Goofy Foot Surf School |
More on that magical adventure in a future blog post, I promise.
After an afternoon of surfing (my mom and aunt went shopping) we enjoyed the Old Lahaina Luau.
Lots of food, lots of drinks and a little bit of rain at the tail end of dinner. The show was beautiful and the rain was a perfect end to a rather perfect day. I was sad that we were leaving the following day, back home to our normal, non-paradise lives. Though the more I travel and meet people, I don't understand how folks can see California as an idyllic place and at the same time those same folks find American's reprehensible. Well, nevermind, I can see it... you can vilify the people but not the place I suppose. And as the saying goes, "The grass is always greener...."
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