Honolua Bay

Family shot @ Honolua Bay

Here we are hanging out at the Bay. For pics of the surf, click here:

HONOLUA BAY SURF PICS

Would you like to see what Sato has been up to?? He's just as crazy as ever. Here is a video clip of him at the Bay this past Friday:

Crazy Sato Clip

Olivine Pools

Dusty & Becca @ Olivine Pools

Our weekend of exploring brought us to Olivine Pools. These naturally-formed swimming pools are located on a lava shelf stretching along the coastline. Pretty cool.

Check out the our photos:

Olivine Pools Photo Album

Kokua Festival 2005: Jack Johnson Concert

Dusty & I went to the Kokua Festival held at the Maui Cultural and Arts Center. Artists like Jack Johnson, Jackson Browne, G. Love and more were all there. It was lots of fun, lots of music, and not a bad way to spend the evening!

Here are some pics from the concert:

Kokua Festival Photo Album

Also, below you will find some audio clips from the concert. They didn't turn out quite as good as we would of liked. But you can still hear a little of the concert. Enjoy!

Kokua Fest: Jack Johnson (audio clip)

Kokua Fest: Jackson Brown (audio clip)

Hookipa Windsurfing: photo album

Hookipa Windsurfing

Dusty & I spent the afternoon on Saturday checking out the windsurfers at Ho'okipa on the Northshore of Maui. Talk about awesome! These guys are insane. Make sure to check out our photo album, we got a surprise at the end. :)

Hookipa Photo Album

Waianapanapa State Park: Photo Album

Waianapanapa State Park in Hana, Maui

Becca had the day off work and decided to venture over to the other side of Maui... Hana. Talk about a dramatic coastline, Hana is beautiful! On the ride down, we saw tunnels of rain forest and waterfalls, all along the side of the road.

We decided to spend the day at the Waianapanapa (pronounced, why-ah-nah-pah-nah-pah) State Park. The scenery was amazing. I couldn't stop taking pictures, as you will see if you check out the photo album. We saw everything from black-sand beaches to a black-cobble cove, and we even saw some impressive views of Haleakala (the dorment volcano on Maui). But I think it was the coastline I loved the best! The hike took us through a forest of Hala trees and an open wilderness of aa (pronounced, ah-ah) lava. The contrast between the bright green trees, turquoise water, and black aa lava was unbelievable.

Needless to say it was an awesome day! Check out the photo album if you get a chance:

Waianapanapa Photo Album

Surf Report: April 5, 2005

Honolua Bay on April 5, 2005

This is the last day the Bay broke before the end of winter surfing season. Luckily, Dusty got rained out of work and was able to surf all day!

More Honolua Surf Pics