A Polynesian pastiche of sorts
Du-u-u-ude!
Highly popular Poipu Beach not looking very popular that day
Old Koloa Town, a mecca of funk and the only remaining sugar town on Kauai
Surf's up!
There's a reason why Wailua-Kapaa is called the Coconut CoastNow, for fear of becoming those tiresome friends or relatives who evoke cries of: "If they're going to show their %**&$#@ vacation slides again, I'm staying home!" I will make this my leave-taking of our recent trip to Kauai. I think you have the idea I enjoyed myself. So, it behooves me now to say "aloha" and "mahalo" to the subject and to move one with life. Sigh.
Labels: Time to move on
posted by Ian Lidster at
7:50 AM
10 Comments:
I haven't had a beach holiday for years so it's nice to be able to have one albeit vicariously. Merci beaucoup.
mojito! ;) lol
And yet, we'd have been disappointed if you'd posted none of them. Glad you had such a wonderful time.
I'd love to see more. Why don't you use one of the new blogger slideshow thingys and set one up for those interested to view!
I did enjoy your photos Ian.
Uh-oh -- I think I've become one of those tiresome friends. But it's easier now -- you can just leave my blog! :) Looks like you had a nice time.
Poor you, all that lovely surf and sand.
I miss the beach more than anything about Australia but I never could go there in my youth because I got burned to a cinder. Thank goodness for PABA now.
Duuuuude!
Well Du-u-u-ude you're looking quite fine on that lovely sandy beach behind you which looks so darn warm and inviting on this miserably wet day :)
I want more photos. I don't have time to sail to Hawaii and flying is hell these days, so your photos are one of the few ways I have to "get out".
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