Pictures of Our time (so far) in Hawaii


 Oahu (The Gathering Place)
  
      A picture of Honolulu from Diamond Head          The "Island Beater" (a Triumph Spitfire) on the
                                                       beach at the North Shore.



               A full rainbow, put together from many smaller photos.
               Rainbows are common, especially from November to April.

 Oahu Roads...
  
 Oh... So it is like every OTHER red light then...              Is THAT how right on red works?


On the eastern side of Oahu, a nice pictuesque lagoon.

 Hawaii (The Big Island)

The Big Island is basically a small continent.  It has every thing from Rainforests,
to the High Desert, Mountains, Beaches, Active Volcanos, Grass Plains, and everything
in between...  It is twice the size of all the other Hawaiian Islands put together.
With a population of only 200,000-250,000 it has a nice "town" feel to it, and the people
are very friendly.  If you had to live in Hawaii, this is the island for you.

  
This cliff was formed when the lava flow fell          Behind me is where the newest part of the United States
into the ocean.                                        is being formed as the molten lava meets the ocean.

  
This sign was in the way of lava making     Magma seeping out from under the current lava flow.
its way to the sea.

  
Sometimes the hot magma shatters into small grains     Mauna Kea (the tallest mountain in the world, it is
when it touches the ocean.  Thes grains wash up on     a MILE higher than Everest as measured from the
shore and form unique black beaches.                   bottom of the ocean) is home to the greatest
                                                       telescopes on Earth.  At 13,750 feet they are
                                                       above most of the weather and atmosphere that
                                                       could hamper the views of the stars.