Sunday Nov 14 Days Inn parking lot, getting pumped for the drive to Hana
You will find that early in the morning, us Gillespies do not perform at our peak,it's 6 am for crying out loud. Anyway Marlon was going easy on Gary, so not to make him feel to bad.
OK for those of you out there who have 2 door Jeeps, I am sorry for you, because I have found that with a 4 door jeep you can fill it with 6 lovely ladies.
Monique, Lori, Ginger, Cassie, Brenda and Heidi.
for the rest of you:
It's a jeep thing, you wouldn't understand.
Mmmmmm if you live on an island in Alaska, and have had Krispy Kreame donuts, they were not freshly made. Well on our way out to Hana we had to stop at the Krispy Kreame donut shop and get some hot, fresh, delicious, right out of the fryer, and recently drizzled, with a sugar glaze, melt in your mouth, yummylicious, golden brown delights.
They were OK.
Can we get another dozen?!
7 a.m. and we are at one of the popular surf spots along the Hana Highway, it is already packed with surfers waiting for the next perfect wave, the water is nice, about 70 degrees. And the waves are rolling in about 4 to 6 feet, just right.
Further around the island we reach the little town Keanae, the waves and surf and wind were wild, sharp jagged rocks what an awesome display from mother nature.
This was typical of what the road was, curving and windy, I don't think there is a straight section anywhere along it. The mist kept it nice,and we came across several rainbows, but you could tell there had not been very much rain, the streams were almost dry and only a few waterfalls along the way.
This is one of the rainbows we found by accident. you can see the road on the left of the picture as it winds along the edge of the cliff. can't go to fast there, are several areas that are only a car and a half wide.
OK for those of you out there who have 2 door Jeeps, I am sorry for you, because I have found that with a 4 door jeep you can fill it with 6 lovely ladies.Monique, Lori, Ginger, Cassie, Brenda and Heidi.
for the rest of you:
It's a jeep thing, you wouldn't understand.
Mmmmmm if you live on an island in Alaska, and have had Krispy Kreame donuts, they were not freshly made. Well on our way out to Hana we had to stop at the Krispy Kreame donut shop and get some hot, fresh, delicious, right out of the fryer, and recently drizzled, with a sugar glaze, melt in your mouth, yummylicious, golden brown delights.They were OK.
Can we get another dozen?!
7 a.m. and we are at one of the popular surf spots along the Hana Highway, it is already packed with surfers waiting for the next perfect wave, the water is nice, about 70 degrees. And the waves are rolling in about 4 to 6 feet, just right.
Further around the island we reach the little town Keanae, the waves and surf and wind were wild, sharp jagged rocks what an awesome display from mother nature.We thought we had the area to ourselves, even made a joke that we would go down here, cause the tourists don't go here. Well after about 15 minutes 4 of the short tour buses roll up, and the area is loaded up with old people in tacky Hawaiian shirts.
So we mad a quick exit back to Aunty Sandys banana bread stand, and found a line there to,
So we mad a quick exit back to Aunty Sandys banana bread stand, and found a line there to,
Dang!
But as soon as we could we got us a loaf of fresh bread, it was real good, only lasted about 2 miles.
This was typical of what the road was, curving and windy, I don't think there is a straight section anywhere along it. The mist kept it nice,and we came across several rainbows, but you could tell there had not been very much rain, the streams were almost dry and only a few waterfalls along the way. 
This is one of the rainbows we found by accident. you can see the road on the left of the picture as it winds along the edge of the cliff. can't go to fast there, are several areas that are only a car and a half wide.
1 comment:
I was taking it easy on the old man, notice I was using my left arm.
turget, the stuff people leave in the ocean when they don't use the toilet.
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