We drove to Hana (which is on the other side of the island) in a clockwise fashion. This drive is infamous for it's white-knuckled winding mountainside drives and waterfalls around almost every bend. The rain dampened our hikes, but it also turned every trickle into a gusher, so waterfalls were even more rampant.
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| Hey, that's our road! |
The lava that formed the island also left behind
lava tubes- we found one by the roadside and explored it with our headlamps. Later, we paid to explore the largest lava tube on the island. I liked the little one we just found a little better.
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| The entrance to the roadside lava tube- most people just drive right by it. |
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| Small lave tube entrance from the inside |
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| The other end of the small lava tube |
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| The commercial lava tube |
The town of Hana was fanastic. The coast was amazing- bluest ragingest water ever, complete with sea arches, blow holes and surf-made waterfalls. I could have watched the waves crash all day.
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| Peter almost did this, but we were late for another appointment. |
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4 comments:
You know, you can pull pictures off the internet all day and photoshop yourself into them. Your not fooling me for one second. Especially since I saw you at the Walmart here in Logan the othr day. At least I think it was you.
I want to go to there.
What is it about waves that is so mesmerizing? I could watch them all day too.
I love that you guys got this vacation and I love every last one of your pictures!
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