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There was a church built in 1853 along the
road that we stopped to see. It was really cool, but it was closed
so we couldn't go inside. |
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We took a hike up to a cool look-out
overlooking the ocean. |
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Naomi and Amelie at that same look-out. |
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We bought this pink suit for Amelie that
keeps her from getting sunburned. Slap a big floppy hat on her and
she's ready to go. She is a total water baby. Every time she saw the
water she would start panting and strain to get closer to it. |
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We found we could cut our food budget
quite a bit by feeding Amelie sand. |
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Naomi steered us to a lot of nice beaches
to enjoy, and here I am helping Amelie avoid the dreaded, "sand in
the crack". |
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There was a guy making baskets out of palm
fronds, they were pretty cool (but we still didn't buy one). |
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We did the road to Hana, of course,
everybody does. Here we are at the Seven Sacred Pools, at say, oh,
4:30pm. It turns out we still had about two hours left to go on the
road, and we ended up driving that mostly in the dark, trying hard
to avoid hitting a cow. |
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Along the road to Hana there are just
incredible vistas. |
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There's also incredible beaches. The water
was really clear at this beach. |
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