Kauai Part 3 – Final Couple of Days

Malasadas – we finally got them. The store returned from holiday so we took advantage.

Down by Brenneke Beach is an indigenous area. It’s a reconnection of a site lost over time.

We took a nice hike up the Sleeping Giant. Beautiful trail and crazy views at the top.

Sorry Grace – one more cliff.

Crazy good view from the top.

Down the road there was a easy access snorkel site. We walked over a couple times and managed a couple OK shots.

Humuhumunakua’a

But mostly it was all about pool days. It was such a great pool area, we had to make sure we maximized our value.

Sunsets and time to head home. We grabbed these the night before we left for home.

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    grace shaw

    So where have these been hiding??????????

    Just watch those cliffs Dave…and don’t let that girl near them…I know that you always listen to what I say.

    Nice having you all here. Love, Mom

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