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Honeymoon Pics Continued
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Part Four: Arriving
in Hawaii
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This is
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A couple of city kids, we were a little excited by the
"wildlife" we saw when we first arrived. The first shot is what Tim calls
his "Zapruder shot". Can you find the rooster in the picture? (Note:
Unfortunately, that sweet Buick was not our Rent-a-Car. The second shot, Deb risked
pesonal injury to get a close-up of an ornery rooster. Finally, we saw this cat hanging
out in the shopping village like he owned the place. We later found out that he did, along
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Getting to and from the airport and anything on the north and east
sides of the island, we drove through this- the Euculyptus Tree Tunnel.
These pictures can only hint at how beautiful this stretch of road was. |
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Some of the beautiful scenery that was around EVERY CORNER. After a
few days, Debbie and I started to say, "Alright, we get it! It's beautiful
here!" |
At Hilo Hattie's, the
tourist trap souvenier shop. A fun place |
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Magnet, P.I. gets a big thumbs-up |
A relaxed Debbie |
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At the Waimea Brewing Company. "The World's Most Western-Most
Brewpub" (or something like that). It was here that we learned that cats are
EVERYWHERE on this island. There must have been close to a dozen hanging out as we ate our
dinner on the patio, err, I mean lanai. They kept hanging around. We gave them shrimp,
sure, but they kept hanging around. |
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