Some more pictures!!
Ok, so here are some more pics of my first Hana trip. One is in front of a local market called Hasegawa'sGeneral Store. I'm sure it's been there for years and it probably will be for many more, hopefully.
The next one is a shot from the passenger side of the Jeep we rented and it's at the very begining of the jungle. This is about as wide as the road got the entire journey, until we got back around the island towards Kihei.
The next one is one of the beaches we 4x4'd to and it's looking back upon the sea cliffs we drove along.
There's one of a cove where there's a little opening in the rocks, I just thought it looked cool. I took it from the Jeep as we were moving so it's not all that great, sorry.
Next to that is a picture of one of the waterfalls that's right next to the road. I didn't even have to get out of the car for this either. There are tons and tons of waterfalls in the area but you have to hike a bit to get to most of them. On my next trip we're going to do a little hiking, this time I just got the overall layout and geography of the place.
The next picture is from the first beach we 4x4'd to and is looking back up the mountain. You can't really tell through the picture how truly lush and green everything is. It's like Jurrasic Park or something.
The next one is of the first beach in Hana we came to. It's a pretty small and remote town, there were only two boats in the bay.
The next one is of the first fruit stand we stopped at to get some lilikoi. It's a passion fruit that you cut in half and then suck the seeds and shit out of. It's got a little tang and lots of sweetness, a good balance to it. I'll get a picture of what it looks like next time, my hands were too messy to touch my camera when I thought about it.
Next to that is another shot of the first beach, that's our Jeep in the right corner.
Finally, there is a picture of a little valley looking up the mountain.
I've got some more pictures I will post, but the the trouble is getting a good internet connection. Our neighbors have wireless networks but it's kind of hit or miss whether or not they come in.
Well, I gotta go so I hope y'all enjoyed these pictures. I'll try to get some of the local wildlife in my next post. There are all sorts of birds and things everywhere.
Aloha,
Jeff
The next one is a shot from the passenger side of the Jeep we rented and it's at the very begining of the jungle. This is about as wide as the road got the entire journey, until we got back around the island towards Kihei.
The next one is one of the beaches we 4x4'd to and it's looking back upon the sea cliffs we drove along.
There's one of a cove where there's a little opening in the rocks, I just thought it looked cool. I took it from the Jeep as we were moving so it's not all that great, sorry.Next to that is a picture of one of the waterfalls that's right next to the road. I didn't even have to get out of the car for this either. There are tons and tons of waterfalls in the area but you have to hike a bit to get to most of them. On my next trip we're going to do a little hiking, this time I just got the overall layout and geography of the place.
The next picture is from the first beach we 4x4'd to and is looking back up the mountain. You can't really tell through the picture how truly lush and green everything is. It's like Jurrasic Park or something.
The next one is of the first beach in Hana we came to. It's a pretty small and remote town, there were only two boats in the bay.The next one is of the first fruit stand we stopped at to get some lilikoi. It's a passion fruit that you cut in half and then suck the seeds and shit out of. It's got a little tang and lots of sweetness, a good balance to it. I'll get a picture of what it looks like next time, my hands were too messy to touch my camera when I thought about it.
Next to that is another shot of the first beach, that's our Jeep in the right corner.
Finally, there is a picture of a little valley looking up the mountain.
I've got some more pictures I will post, but the the trouble is getting a good internet connection. Our neighbors have wireless networks but it's kind of hit or miss whether or not they come in.
Well, I gotta go so I hope y'all enjoyed these pictures. I'll try to get some of the local wildlife in my next post. There are all sorts of birds and things everywhere.
Aloha,
Jeff
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