Danjo in Maui

Because I didn't take just my camera, I took my guy...

Danjo waiting for dinner

at

the Sea House

on Napili Bay

(I dare you to find me a better beach anywhere).

It is nearly sunset

(see crab photo in last blog post for dinner aftermath)

To his right is the path

leading down the shoreline to our room

The sea turtles are swimming

around the coral reefs

with the eels and angel fish and lobsters

in the water behind him

but you can't see them

in this photo

but we know they are there

because we did see them

while snorkeling

(which is scary

because you must breathe through a tube

with your face in the water

and can't stand up or touch anything

but fun

because there are sea turtles).

Danjo

exploring the tide pools

(complete with hermit crabs and sea cucumbers and tropical fish)

after breakfast,

at the Gazebo place

down the beach

from our hotel

which has macadamia nut pancakes.

The island in the background

is either

Molokai

or

Lanai

I think.

Well, actually

it is

Lana'i

because I looked it up.

Danjo eating

Aunty Sandy's pineapple

on

the road to Hana.

He liked it better than the passion fruit

(ask him about the passion fruit)

Aunty Sandy

had

decent

banana

bread

also.

But

Grandma Esther's

is better.

Danjo at Nahiku

We watched the ocean there

for a very long time.

You have to drive through

Tarzan's neighborhood

to get there.

Just to Danjo's left are

insane people surfing

(no you can't see them but we could),

or hoping to surf.

We never saw them catch a wave

but the waves were

really wow.

REALLY WOW.

Danjo at Big Beach.

It is a big beach.

It was empty,

possibly because of

the big black cloud

over it

that looked like rain.

It had nice sand.

And a lifeguard.

The Maui beaches are short of lifeguards.

Perhaps the sea turtles will save you

if you

can't swim.

That is all for now.