Microblog
This is the rocky shore we had to climb every time we got in or out of Honokeana Bay. After my mishap the first day, I learned to be much more careful and respectful of those rocks. ? (Nāpili, HI)
I wasn’t able to get a very good photo, but I also saw Hawaii’s state fish, the humuhumunukunukuapua’a. (Best fish name ever.) (Nāpili, HI)
Heather and I went snorkeling again this morning, and this time I got brave enough to use the waterproof iPhone bag I brought to snap some photos of fish and sea turtles. (Nāpili, HI)
But the best part of the Maui Gold tour was, of course, the tasting. These were much sweeter than pineapples we can buy back home. (Plus check out that knife!) (Haliimaile, HI)
We toured the Maui Gold pineapple farm this morning, and it was really interesting. It’s a very different kind of operation than the row crops we grow in Indiana. ? (Haliimaile, HI)
Another afternoon by the pool and another sunset. I could get used to this. Next stop: Off to Taverna for dinner. (Nāpili, HI)
