
As grown on our balcony. I think the plant itself may have been one from family in Colorado that we forgot to surrender to California Agriculture.
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Aging windmills spin near South Point, Big Island of Hawai`i.
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A Hawaiian Sea Turtle dozes off on the beach mid-day.
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Road closed due to once-flowing lava.
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Kilauae is an erupting volcano, but it is this fern that photographs well for me.
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If you stay on the Road to Hana past Hana, you see beautiful scenes like this.
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A small community amid the green and the blue, dappled by the sun's rays on Maui.
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Haleakala -- Maui's dormant volcano.
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Mei slips her Mona Lisa smile over her shoulder, in the lobby at Turtle Bay.
I aint never stayed at one of them fancy-folk resorts before. But it was nice after all the wedding schlepping to not have to worry about any details like where to grab a bite to eat for a couple of days afterward. We passed the time meandering along the beach, checking out tide pools . . . this photo I like because not only does it feature my wife’s smiling face, but also because of the interesting lines and angles from the windows in the lobby.
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Working with John to split the wedding cakes for our getaway, with a limited selection of tools.
By early afternoon our wedding day was already a long day. In fact, it was the next day, if you timestamp your photos UTC, as I do.
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Danny walks with the Chaplain into the wedding ceremony.
There are of course way better photos of our wedding day, but this one was taken with my camera, by my Uncle John, who even as a groomsman can not resist the urge to snap some photos.
Also, I don’t have to persuade the wife to post any photos of her that are less than perfect to her eye.
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Uncle John made toast and eggs, which Jessica is enjoying on the patio of our rented Waikiki condo.
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