Hawaiian Rest Room Signs Photos

I took this picture at Honolulu airport close to the departure area of United Airlines bound to Los Angeles. I had fun taking these photos and happy to share it with you guys. It's a free picture with no copyright agreement or whatsoever. Enjoy and Mahalo for visiting my website. 

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Flower Arrangements

Mele Kilikimaka! from Jake a Miniature Poodle Dog

This is Jake our three-legged miniature poddle dog. He lost one of his legs when he was missing for 2 days in the wilderness of New Mexico. He was found unconscios along the road near home. We were suspecting that he was attack by wild animal or cayote in the mountains. He is lucky to have his second life. Mele Kilikimaka from Hawaii. Merry Christmas!

Anini Beach Pictures

I've been to different beaches in Kauai. There are so many factors to be considered in choosing the best beach to stay. Everyone has its own personal reasons for staying. But if you will ask me, Aside from the beautiful nature that sorrounds the place, I consider it as one of the best beach or camping site if there are clean, non odorous smell of the rest room, safe drinking water access, life guard, and emergency or public telephone and electricity.

West Kauai Camping: Polihale State Park Pictures

Polihale is a large sand beach backed by dunes featuring excellent views of the high sea cliffs of the Na Pali Coast and beautiful sunsets.

Taking our camping station wagon car bound to Polihale, it took 2 hours including some stops from Lihue. Passing Waimea Area. As you enter to the Polihale Park, you will amazed by the dramatic view of the mountains. It is very close to you. You can never imagine how beautiful are the views of nature here.

There where 4 camping sites to choice, either site have emergency phone access, rest rooms, shower, drinking water, some have table picnic and grilling area.

Below are some pictures of Polihale Beach Site.

Halloween 2008 Decorations at Sun Village Kauai, Hawaii

Camping at YMCA Camp Slogget Photos

Directions to the Camp Slogget:

Upon reaching the Koke'e State Park, stay on the main road and take the first right after the Koke'e Lodge turn off. Follow the dirt road & look for the wooden Camp Slogget Sign. Turn right at the sign and follow the bumpy road until it opens into a large clearing. You are now at Camp Slogget. For more information, visit www.campingkauai.com.

Cook-out at Fiji Beach, Kauai Island