We walked past the Feast at Lele, one of the many exorbitant
"luaus" around
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Mauna Kahalawai the next morning; it was cloud-covered
every day of our visit
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The great banyan tree at Lahaina's center; it covers nearly a
city block, aerial roots capturing new ground, extending and
supporting the great lateral limbs; said to be the largest in
the Islands
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Thus
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And thus; it also supports and shelters a fine crafts market; one
of two in the world we have found in which there is NO CRAP,
only neat and fine stuff (the other is at The Rocks, in Sydney)
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One of the joys of grandparenthood is the
whole new dimension of humor and cuteness...
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Looking across the channel to Lanai
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I would bet real money that the "wreck" just off-shore here
has been planted and cemented into place by the chamber of
commerce...scenic, nonetheless
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1 comment:
Yes, that wreck was placed to start a coral reef--they had just placed it a few weeks before we arrived for our honeymoon, so we heard about it during our submarine trip. Great pics!
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