TIM McLENEGAN

Hawaii 2018

  1. The view from the hallway at the Grand Hyatt.
  2. This path on the southern coast of Kauai reminded me of Lost.
  3. Red cliffs on the southern coast of Hawaii.
  5. Walking along the cliffs on the Maha'ulepu Heritage Trail.
  6. Looking back toward the Grand Hyatt and the Poipu Bay Golf Course.
  7. The Ha’upu Ridge
  8. I liked how blue the water was here.
  9. Snorkeling selfie.
  10. I think this is some kind of parrot fish.
  11. Colorful fish.
  12. Brainy coral.
  13. Raccoon Butterfly
  14. I think this is a Christmas wrasse.
  15. I think this is a Hawaiian sergeant.
  16. Orange-band surgeonfish
  17. Yellowtail coris looks a little little like Nemo, but is not a clownfish.
  18. I think this is a school of convict tang.
  19. Another Raccoon Butterfly.
  20. Moorish idol
  21. Grand Hyatt Luau.
  22. Pineapple plants growing at the hotel.
  23. The also sometimes had a parrot on display.
  24. The spouting horn: sea water rushes in an underground cave and blows out through a hole on the surface.
  25. Hibiscus flower.
  26. Yessica’s first dip in the ocean in Hawaii.
  27. The Maka Wehi coast at dusk.
  29. One of the artificial waterfalls at the Grand Hyatt. This one emptied into one of the pools.
  30. Random frog on the lawn at night.
  32. Looking toward the Alaka’i Swamp from the Pihea Vista.
  33. The Kalalau Valley
  39. Small plant growing on some moss on the trail from the Pu’u O Kila lookout to the Pihea Vista.
  41. Tree tunnel on the trail.
  42. Looking back toward the Pu'u O Kila vista.
  43. Selfie with the Kalalau Valley in the background.
  46. Many warning signs on the trail to Waipo’o Falls trail in the Waimea Canyon.
  47. Looking south down the Waimea Canyon. We hiked to the open ridge in the center and Waipo’o Falls is just behind that ridge to the left.
  49. Looking down into Waimea Canyon.
  51. The reds and greens of Waimea Canyon.
  53. Small waterfall and (dirty) pool just above Waipo’o Falls.
  54. Another small waterfall just above Waipo’o Falls.
  55. Yessica looking out over Waimea Canyon from the top of Waipo’o Falls.
  57. That’s upper Waipo’o Falls om the left, the main fall drops in the bottom center, and there’s a helicopter om the right.
  58. Arch rock in the Waimea Canyon.
  59. Looking south from the open ridge on the Waipo’o trail.
  60. Looking down into Waimea Canyon.
  61. Looking south down the Waimea Canyon from the open ridge.
  63. View from the Black Pipe trail. The open ridge on the left is where we hiked to.
  64. Turned the corner and saw this pink tree.
  67. One of Kauai’s many roosters.
  68. Looking south down the Waimea Canyon from the Pu’u Hinahina lookout.
  69. Waipo’o Falls. The bald ridge to its left is where we hiked to and then behind.
  70. Waipo’o Falls and the Waimea Canyon.
  71. Waipo’o Falls.
  72. Waimea Canyon.
  74. Kiluea Lighthouse.
  75. A whale from the Kiluea Lighthouse.
  76. Another whale seen from the Kiluea lighthouse.
  77. Yessica in the very clear water on the eastern coast of Kauai.
  78. The Hanalei Valley.
  79. The Hanalei Valley.
  80. The mountains behind Hanalei Valley.
  82. Coconuts!
  83. One of the locals using a machete to chop open a coconut for Yessica.
  87. Opaeka’a Falls
  88. Opaeka’a Falls
  89. Wailua Falls
  90. I was always fascinated by these tall albizias and their flat tops.
  91. Together at Wailua Falls.
  92. Looking up into Waimea Canyon.
  93. Waterfall in the red rock of the Waimea ridge.
  94. Yessica taking a dip in a small pool.
  95. Small creek running through the red dirt.
  96. Yessica attempting to dye one of her shirts using the red dirt.
  97. Looking south toward the ocean.
  98. View of Ni’ihau
  100. Exploring the small creek.
  101. Hands stained red from the dirt!
  102. Hands stained red from the dirt!
  104. The Waimea Canyon with Waipo’o Falls.
  105. The Waimea Canyon and the ocean.
  106. Bullfrog in the backyard.
  107. Lava walk to Makalawena beach.
  108. Lava, a beach, and the ocean.
  109. Never walked on lava rock to go to a beach before.
  110. Lunar eclipse at the big island!
  111. One of the many geckos at Chris’ house.
  112. Cruise ship heading off into the sunset.
  113. Together in Kona.
  114. Cruise ship heading off into the sunset.
  115. Chris’ daughter found this little hermit crab.
  116. Shave ice!
  118. Turtle #142.
  119. Turtles!
  121. Hawaii snake eel—not an actual snake.
  122. Together at the Punalu’u Black Sand Beach.
  123. Black sand beach!
  124. Black pebbles.
  125. Another turtle!
  126. Dinner time.
  127. Hello.
  128. More dinner time.
  129. Our rainforest AirBnB near Volcano.
  130. Interesting wiring in the house.
  131. The view from inside.
  132. The house was off the water grid. The shower and sink water just emptied into the forest.
  133. Kiluea.
  134. Lava bubbling up in Kiluea’s Halema’uma’u Crater.
  135. Lava bubbling up in Kiluea’s Halema’uma’u Crater.
  136. Lava bubbling up in Kiluea’s Halema’uma’u Crater.
  137. Lava bubbling up in Kiluea’s Halema’uma’u Crater.
  138. Lava bubbling up in Kiluea’s Halema’uma’u Crater.
  139. At the Boiling Pots near Hilo.
  140. Yessica and her friend Rosemarie.
  141. Purple princess-flower in Volcanoes NP.
  142. Sulfur crystals.
  143. The Ohia Lehua is the only flower that can grow near the volcanic gas. It’s the first flower to grow after an eruption and is the official flower of the Big Island.
  144. Purple curly. This will become a fern.