A little late on posting but here is the answer to that unusual animal - its called a Chinese Silky! Some of you had some good guesses as to what this animal is. You can read about them here:
http://www.abc.net.au/creaturefeatures/facts/silkychicken.htm
Someone also asked how many times I hike in a week - it varies, but on average, about two or three times depending on my coaching, work, paddling, and workout schedule.
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I recognize this road!
ReplyDeleteA road straight into Paradise!
ReplyDeleteI'll take that road anywhere it leads me!
ReplyDeletei love this road! when i come to oahu i almost always stay in haliewa--waikiki is just not for me. so to me, this road says, "you're almost there!"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I didn't expect to see so many pine trees in Hawaii. Or am I mistaking them for another kind of tree?
ReplyDeleteCool panorama. The water....nice
ReplyDeleteThose evergreen are so different from the ones we have here... Nice blues.
ReplyDeleteA nice place to be seen. WOW.
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Just a Lily today, plus a shaft of sunshine on my oak tree. A blessing for a bountiful crop — I hope.
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The pine trees were planted there to protect the coffee trees just inside them from the wind. They definitely look out of place in the midst of all the grassy fields.
ReplyDeleteI love this view. It is one of my favorite things about living on this part of the island.
I can't imagine going down the road to this view. Wonderful.
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