Day 98
Day 2 in Maui ...
Father's Day. (Happy Father's Day to all you fathers out there!!) I called my dad.
We woke early Hawaiian time (at a more normal time if you counted it from California time). Spent quite a bit of time drinking coffee on the lanai, watching the water, people and birds, and chatting with each other.
We laid out on the grass outside our room in the lounge chairs, and got in the water there. I did a little snorkeling, but the reef further out was where the waves were breaking, and I didn't really want to get slammed into them ... besides, I've already got a scar on my forehead from a wave pushing me into a rock (in childhood), I didn't feel the need to add to it!
We packed up a few things, and headed to Kapalua to snorkel and lay out in the afternoon. It was a little cool, and breezy, and the sun was frequently obstructed by the passing clouds. The snorekling was ok, but, with more sunshine, visibility would have been better, for sure!
Father's Day. (Happy Father's Day to all you fathers out there!!) I called my dad.
We woke early Hawaiian time (at a more normal time if you counted it from California time). Spent quite a bit of time drinking coffee on the lanai, watching the water, people and birds, and chatting with each other.
We laid out on the grass outside our room in the lounge chairs, and got in the water there. I did a little snorkeling, but the reef further out was where the waves were breaking, and I didn't really want to get slammed into them ... besides, I've already got a scar on my forehead from a wave pushing me into a rock (in childhood), I didn't feel the need to add to it!
We packed up a few things, and headed to Kapalua to snorkel and lay out in the afternoon. It was a little cool, and breezy, and the sun was frequently obstructed by the passing clouds. The snorekling was ok, but, with more sunshine, visibility would have been better, for sure!
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