Hawaiian sunset as we enjoyed them each evening from the beach behind our house
Coconuts and yukeleles - How much more Hawaiian can you get!
Between the 8 of us we brought home 11 yukeles (and Mom didn't buy one).
We can't resist a stage wherever we find it, even in Waimea Valley
Warning - Only in Hawaii
Our backyard on the North Shore
Our beach on the North Shore, early evening
View from our balcony
These were some of the smaller waves we saw on the North Shore
A large evening visitor to our beach
This is as close as we got to Waikiki Beach - We loved the North Shore
Picture taken from the Punchbowl
Body surfing on the North Shore
You can't go to Hawaii without at least trying to surf
The waves were 8 to 10 feet and we were told that the only safe place to try surfing that day was a small section of the coast at Haliewa
Exploring the tide pools in the mornings
This was just a short walk from our beach house
Body surfing at our "private" beach
That's one big tree!
The Laie Temple
Luau at the Polynesian Cultural Center
The "Fish" Family
This only has significance for those who remember a certain sacrament meeting talk a few years ago about one particular family home evening at our house.
Learning to do the hula
At the Polynesian Cultural Center
Our rented beach home on the North Shore
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