JHawkNH's trip to Hawaii.

[JHawkNH]

Here are the pictures I promised. I have a few hundred, but will not be posting them all. I will post about 5 a day until I run out of good pictures.

Let's start off with a picture of my little nephew and his first time at the beach. Actually it was also his first time playing in the sand.

Devin on the beach

Next, a picture of the beach with the morning sun reflecting off the waves.

Morning Beach

This was the beach we stayed on while were were in Hawaii.

Our beach.

Every morning the crabs would come out of the ocean and dig themselves holes. Some of the holes were pretty big and deep, and most curled around.

Crab hole

This is one of four (the smallest of the four) man made lagons on the island. They are great for kids because there are almost no waves, the floor is sandy, and there is no risk of being pulled out to sea. There were a few fish in it, but not to many. It made for a nice day of swimming.

One of the lagons

More to come...

[Hiki]

BEAAAAAAAAACH <3333333 Purteh <3

[JHawkNH]

I thought this was a really cool looking tree at the Punchbowl national cemetary.

Cool Tree at PunchBowl

Here is a picture taken from the steps of the Punchbowl monument. More of those cool trees.

Monument at PunchBowl

Here is a picture from up in the hills with a veiw of Honalulu with Diamondhead in the background.
Diamondhead is the remains of an exstinct valcano.

Veiw of Honalulu with Diamondhead in the background.

Here is a composite shot of Honalulu to give you an idea of what the view was like.

Composite shot of Honalulu

This is one of the beaches that we went to.

One of the beaches that we went to

More to come...

[Zeratul2k]

That last pic reminds me a lot of El Rodadero, a beach that's a few blocks from my place in Santa Marta. In the background of the pic, you can see some small mountains that lead up to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the world's highest coastal mountain range.

El Rodadero beach