After Breakfast we decided to head to Pu'ahonua O Honunau National Historical Park. This is a place that was very special and spiritual to the native Hawaiians, and had been recreated to look like a village back in the day. It was very informative and very beautiful. We took a nice long walk through the park and then out on some rocks near by.
Ok I was trying to look like the warrior in the background. I was the only one brave enough to look like a fool to get this picture. HEHE
Whitney and Leland playing an ancient game
This turtle was just hanging out in the bay eating some stuff off the rocks
One of the buildings there
This turtle was just hanging out in the bay eating some stuff off the rocks
One of the buildings there
The bay, there was a rope stopping you from going any father stating "Culturally sensitive place, Please be respectful"
This is at the same place just off to the side where we walked on the rocks exploring
This is at the same place just off to the side where we walked on the rocks exploring
Right as I stood up from this picture a HUGE wave came in and got everything all wet, luckily we escaped from the waves wrath.
As you can see everything is all wet, but John wanted to see the black crabs that were playing there. BOYS!?!?!
Another wave coming in
Another wave coming in
The water was so clear and blue
I made everyone listen to the first part again telling of the history of the Hawaiians, 'cause I SWORE it said Mayan tradition. I was going to be so happy and astonished if it did. BUT it didn't, it said my old tradition.
It was a nice and relaxing day...Stay tuned for days 3-5
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