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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Maui Zip Lining
While we were in Maui, Mack, Zeke and Andrea went up Mount Hock-A-Loogie for some Zip lining. They said it was a blast.
MAUI!
In early December, we took a family vacation to Maui. I flew into Waikiki early for business, then island hopped to Maui for a week of snorkeling, body surfing, and zip lining. There was some eating and drinking too.
This was my view in Waikiki. Overall, it was a bit touristy for me, but the waves on the second and third reefs seemed to roll forever.
Good-bye Honolulu/Waikiki!
The window I had was a bit scraped up, but that's Diamond Head below.
A bit windy in Maui. The descent on the plane was loads of fun.
After hooking up with the family at the airport in Maui, we headed off to get some grub in a little town called Pai'a. We ate at a "dive" seafood place called Mama's Fish House. Mack and Zeke ordered the special of the day, Lobster and Crab Stuffed Mahi-Mahi for $58.00./ea. I'm crapping you negative. The three pics below were taken at the beach in front of the restaurant.
First morning views from our condo: Molikin Crater with the sun coming up behind us.
We took a drive to southern Maui to see the lava fields. Got out at Le Perouse Bay to take in the scenery.
The water was so beautiful that Zeke jumped in for a swim.
Driving through the lava fields. Looked alien.
We spent most of our time at the beaches. We had two, a small cove to the left, and a much larger one to the right. We switched back and forth, and often snorkeled from one to the other.
Just another Maui sunset.
This was my view in Waikiki. Overall, it was a bit touristy for me, but the waves on the second and third reefs seemed to roll forever.
Good-bye Honolulu/Waikiki!
The window I had was a bit scraped up, but that's Diamond Head below.
A bit windy in Maui. The descent on the plane was loads of fun.
After hooking up with the family at the airport in Maui, we headed off to get some grub in a little town called Pai'a. We ate at a "dive" seafood place called Mama's Fish House. Mack and Zeke ordered the special of the day, Lobster and Crab Stuffed Mahi-Mahi for $58.00./ea. I'm crapping you negative. The three pics below were taken at the beach in front of the restaurant.
First morning views from our condo: Molikin Crater with the sun coming up behind us.
We took a drive to southern Maui to see the lava fields. Got out at Le Perouse Bay to take in the scenery.
The water was so beautiful that Zeke jumped in for a swim.
Driving through the lava fields. Looked alien.
We spent most of our time at the beaches. We had two, a small cove to the left, and a much larger one to the right. We switched back and forth, and often snorkeled from one to the other.
Just another Maui sunset.
Bodie in the Cement Pond - Corriganville
Bo and I got a great ride in at Corriganville Park. Interesting side note: as I followed Bo down the trail I heard him humming off and on. Over time I recognized it as the theme to Indiana Jones. He said it was his theme song.
This one's for you, Uncle Mike.
This one's for you, Uncle Mike.
Fall Football
Holy Moly! It's been quite a while since I've updated. I am going to throw some pics up and hope for the best.
First, a few from Football Season. Bo's favorite part of all of the games was the snack at the end of the game. He might be done with Flag for a while(he was a little bored).
Big Mack came into his own this season. He contributed solidly on defense, playing inside backer, and calling all of the defenses. On offense, he started the season as a wideout/slot receiver, but by the third game, he earned a shot at running back, which is where he played the rest of the way.
He was named to the PYFL All Star team(for plays like the one below). Mack played both ways and all special teams. He often carried the ball 25-30 times per game. He was the big horse in the stable. Proud of him.
We don't have many pictures because we were screaming and cheering.
First, a few from Football Season. Bo's favorite part of all of the games was the snack at the end of the game. He might be done with Flag for a while(he was a little bored).
Big Mack came into his own this season. He contributed solidly on defense, playing inside backer, and calling all of the defenses. On offense, he started the season as a wideout/slot receiver, but by the third game, he earned a shot at running back, which is where he played the rest of the way.
He was named to the PYFL All Star team(for plays like the one below). Mack played both ways and all special teams. He often carried the ball 25-30 times per game. He was the big horse in the stable. Proud of him.
We don't have many pictures because we were screaming and cheering.
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