Sensitive Eyes Look Away
Just warning you now, in case you can't handle it, these are pictures revealing tropical paradise. If that is too much for you to handle, avert your eyes immediately. Here is one of the nasty golf courses Titus golfed on:
Right here is the red sand beach. You will not know from this picture, but there is a naked man behind me. (and no it was not Titus, it was a gross nudist) I am actually quite traumatized but managed to put on a brave face for the camera. We left shortly.
Here is Titus at the seven sacred pools, deciding how to jump:
Here he is jumping:
Here we are on the road home from Hana. It was quite the road. If we didn't have angels, I think we might have died.
This picture does not do it justice. I was unable to focus the camera properly due to the sheer terror flowing through my veins. Titus encountered a giant yellow spider on his neck while we were hiking to a hidden waterfall. It was yellow and quite large. To this day I am unable to decide weather I was more traumatized by the giant yellow spider or the frontal encounter with the nude man at red beach.
Here Al and I are swimming at the hidden "waterfall". As you can see the water had ceased to fall by the time we got there. :
The road to Hana was very scenic:
We saw a lovely sunset as we finished our day of driving around the island:
It was a great way to finish the day.
Titus was injured. Not by the giant yellow spider, but by his boogie board. As they say, the ocean can be dangerous. We just hope the injury occurred while he was using the full sized boogie board, not the toddler sized floatation that we all took turns with:
Here are Titus and Jesse hard at work at the famous Kapalua Plantation course. I didn't get a really good picture, but the place was gorgeous.
Here is view from our lanai. (Things are much better in Hawaii if they have a special name. Isn't a lanai way cooler than a balcony or porch? I thought so.)
Dinner by the water at sunset, not to mention the best beet salad I've ever tasted. (Also the only beet salad, but who's counting) If Titus looks puffy of eye it's because he encountered a Wicked Wahine:
Shortly after his Wicked Wahine he was thus effected:
I found this nifty t-shirt, which I think would be helpful to us all:
Breakfast on the lanai:
And they were only drinking iced tea:
Beautiful Big Beach:
This was our last day. As you can see we were getting pretty happy. If we hadn't left when we did, we might have exploded from sheer joy.
Waiting for the sun to set on our time in Maui: 
Here's few more from my favorite beach, Big Beach. It was big :) but also the water was clear and lovely and sparkled to a brilliant turquoise when the sun shone. The sand was also super soft :) The rocks were only on the end, on the other end, apparently were more nudists. Fortunately we stayed away from that end. (Although Jesse and Titus's fellow golfer told them it was a great place to go to get a tan without all those pesky lines)
Right here is the red sand beach. You will not know from this picture, but there is a naked man behind me. (and no it was not Titus, it was a gross nudist) I am actually quite traumatized but managed to put on a brave face for the camera. We left shortly.
Here is Titus at the seven sacred pools, deciding how to jump:
Here he is jumping:
Here we are on the road home from Hana. It was quite the road. If we didn't have angels, I think we might have died.
This picture does not do it justice. I was unable to focus the camera properly due to the sheer terror flowing through my veins. Titus encountered a giant yellow spider on his neck while we were hiking to a hidden waterfall. It was yellow and quite large. To this day I am unable to decide weather I was more traumatized by the giant yellow spider or the frontal encounter with the nude man at red beach.
Here Al and I are swimming at the hidden "waterfall". As you can see the water had ceased to fall by the time we got there. :
The road to Hana was very scenic:
We saw a lovely sunset as we finished our day of driving around the island:
It was a great way to finish the day.
Titus was injured. Not by the giant yellow spider, but by his boogie board. As they say, the ocean can be dangerous. We just hope the injury occurred while he was using the full sized boogie board, not the toddler sized floatation that we all took turns with:
Here are Titus and Jesse hard at work at the famous Kapalua Plantation course. I didn't get a really good picture, but the place was gorgeous.
Here is view from our lanai. (Things are much better in Hawaii if they have a special name. Isn't a lanai way cooler than a balcony or porch? I thought so.)
Dinner by the water at sunset, not to mention the best beet salad I've ever tasted. (Also the only beet salad, but who's counting) If Titus looks puffy of eye it's because he encountered a Wicked Wahine:
Shortly after his Wicked Wahine he was thus effected:
I found this nifty t-shirt, which I think would be helpful to us all:
Breakfast on the lanai:
And they were only drinking iced tea:
Beautiful Big Beach:
This was our last day. As you can see we were getting pretty happy. If we hadn't left when we did, we might have exploded from sheer joy.
Waiting for the sun to set on our time in Maui: 
Here's few more from my favorite beach, Big Beach. It was big :) but also the water was clear and lovely and sparkled to a brilliant turquoise when the sun shone. The sand was also super soft :) The rocks were only on the end, on the other end, apparently were more nudists. Fortunately we stayed away from that end. (Although Jesse and Titus's fellow golfer told them it was a great place to go to get a tan without all those pesky lines)
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