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The Na Pali Coastline
The part of Kaua'i that most will only see by sea or by air.
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Leaving the Waimea Canyon
I can't believe that we avoided going here on our first trip to Kaua'i. We thought it was too far and that the roads would be bad. While some of the roads were a little bumpy, most were in very good condition. It was not 'far'. If I am fortunate enough to visit Kaua'i again, a tour of Waimea Canyon will be high on my list of 'must-see's'!
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Wind-Whipped
It's hard to hold a camera steady when you are being buffeted against the rocks by strong winds. But it's worth it!
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Perfect
Alone together, squinting into the sun at '5 Graves', Makena, Maui.
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Navigating the Muddy Trails
at Maui's Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge. It's definitely worth getting messy.
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You take the high road
and I'll take the low road...
In Wailea, Maui.
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The Roar of the Sea
at Ho'okipa Beach Park, Maui, is soon eclipsed by the silent calm that overtakes anyone who stops to look. 
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The Wailea Boardwalk
follows Maui's south-western coastline.
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The Ocean Across the Road
In Kekaha, Kaua'i.
(Photo by Marilyn van Millingen)
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Where the Brilliance of the Setting Sun
Can Be Hypnotic
A crowd gathers, ukuleles are strummed and, in the midst of it all, one feels alone and at peace with nature.
(At the meeting of Keawakapu and Mokapu Beaches, Wailea, Maui.)
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