These are two separate hikes in different parts of the island. It's worth mentioning that the ocean colors
appear artificial to the naked eye, not only through the camera.
Rabbit Island view from 2,000 feet above, Kuli'ou'ou Ridge.
Early stages of 'pillbox' climb in Kailua. We continued hiking up, over and down another 16 hills.
A walk in and above the suburbs giving and indication of the water colors.
The day after, we took an early morning hike before leaving for New Zealand, to capture the sunrise.
The position is similar to that of the picture above. A point we always make: Each day is different,
each part of the day varies.
An Oahu backdrop, always dramatic. The foreground is interesting, too.
As we came over the large hill (little mountain), the vista opened.
Bonny body coming through the rye, up and over and down; repeat 15 times.
Camera catches canoeists slacking.
Similar position from above but early the following morning—canoeists apparently quit but replaced
with a hot-shot team.
The only farmland we spotted from the cliff at Kuli'ou'ou; no wonder the vegetables are so much
more expensive than on the mainland.
The beach at Lanikai and we suppose, beach houses. The reefs are spotted easily.
Jenni commences the down trek after leaving the panoramic views from the ridge.
Camera facing the Honolulu side, behind is Kailua side and neighboring cities.
The ocean, beach and rock scenes are many and all color-filled.
Another aspect of Hawaii.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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