Today we continued to explore Maui. We have travelled most of the paved roads on this island. We go until they turn to gravel and turn around. We went to what is called the "Big Beach" and what a beach it was. Beautiful..although the sand does not compare to Orange Beach and Gulf Shores. After visiting the beach, we decided to treat ourselves to a new culinary experience. We had fish tacos out of what appeared to me, old bread truck. Check that block. The taco was good but messy. Afterwards we returned to our condo so Linda could wash the taco sauce out of my shirt.
Later we went to the 'Iao Valley State Park. Gorgeous drive, beautiful scenery. The 'Iao Needle, a prominent terrain feature of Maui, is located here. It was used as an observation post during the battles between the islands before they were united.
And of course no trip to Hawaii would be complete without attendance at a luau. Leis, hula dancers, sunsets, and poi. A great way to end the evening.
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| Linda at Big Beach |
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| just a pretty flower |
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| along our drive |
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| great place for lunch |
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| 'Iao Needle |
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| 'Iao Valley |
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| Sunset at the Luau |
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| Edith, enjoying the luau |
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| wahine |
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| Tattooed dancer |
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| another wahine |
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