March 8, at the Honolulu Airport waiting to depart for Los Angeles.
Miscellaneous Pictures
March 8, at the Honolulu Airport waiting to depart for Los Angeles. |
Miscellaneous Pictures |
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 Us with our ship in port in Kahului, Maui. |
 Looks like any shopping center we'd pass in our town (except for the palm tree). |
 Teresa, Alay, and Mei-O at the Kilauea Volcano. |
 Directories like this, usually found near each of the banks of elevators, would often help us navigate around the ship. |
 Me in the Marriott Gardens in KauaŹ»i before heading to Kalapaki Beach. |
 Every day, on a video monitor in the mid-ship atrium on Deck 5, there was a display like this, reminding everyone of when they had to be back on the ship before it would sail away without them. |
 On our way to Volcanoes National Park, our guide pointed these weird looking growths on trees that the locals called "Harry Potter brooms," because, I guess, that's supposedly what they look like. |
 Some notes on the Kilauea Volcano. (Here's a more readable version.) |
 As I reviewed the pictures I took during our trip, when I saw this, I didn't know what it was. I thought it was just a pier jutting out from Oahu's southeast shore until I researched it and found out it has a pretty interesting history. |
 Us with a Eucalyptus Rainbow tree that we stopped to visit on our Road to Hana tour. |
 There was an old guy standing by his pineapple truck near Kalapaki Beach in Nawiliwili vehemently charging us "Don't touch the pineapples!" (We weren't about to.) |
 Photographing the Kilauea Volcano. The place was beautiful, but there weren't many different pictures or different angles you could actually take of it. And, of course, the glory of a vista this grand could never be captured in a small photo. |
 Some of the many beautiful flowers we saw along the way. |
 Early morning outrigger canoeing as seen from the ship. I imagine they're getting bounced around pretty good in Hawaii's rough seas. |
 Hookipa Beach along Maui's north shore, very popular for surfing and wind-surfing (and very windy today!) |
 This is how steamy it got as we walked around Volcanoes National Park. |
 Hawaiian Styles - a dress shop (and more) we passed on our way to the Marriott Gardens in Nawiliwili. |
 Yes, our room steward, a guy from the Philippines, was really named Daisy. |
