Pat went boogie boarding almost every day |
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We drove north one day 04kailuaNov010.jpg |
There are lots of feral chickens on the island. 04kailuaNov019.jpg |
Pat has known Joyce since the mid 1960's when she had an 8 month assignment here. At the table:Joyce's mother, Claire, Joyce Pat, and Sandy. |
Crowded Kailua beach where
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This is where we stayed. Our
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We went to the Iolani Palace to meet with Pat's high school classmate, Gail. That day was King David Kalakaua's birthday and they had an annual celebration. (This is the Iolani barracks.) |
Abigail Kawananakoa, grand- niece of Kalakaua, reviewed the troops. |
They placed guards at each of the 4 gates. This occurs only once a year. |
The Iolani palace is next to the capitol, which is designed to represent a volcano. This is the center, looking at the sky. |
The capitol grounds has memorials for state citizens killed in wars. This is for Vietnam. |
This part is for the Korean war. |
Gail and Pat with the back of the Iolani Palace in the background. |
Iolani Palace |
This little gecko is strutting his stuff. |
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Sandy with kite surfers
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Kite surfing is very popular
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We stopped at the cemetery
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Giant clam at the Waikiki aquarium. |
Sea dragons are masters of disguise. |
Sandy, Pat, and Joyce. |
Our host family, Paulo, Sue, and Bill. |
Our return flight was at 10 PM
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Waimanelo Beach Park. |
We often stopped at Mr.
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This combo cost $5.25 |
Mr. Sushi's menu. |