When we were there, the waterfalls where flowing pretty heavily. Towards the end are the Seven Sacred Pools...which really aren't sacred, and I think maybe not even 7...or so I am told. But, anyways, there was so much water in them you could hardly see the distinct pools. Anyways, it made for beautiful waterfalls all along the route...these are just a few.
It also meant mud. I was determined to do some exploring and hiking around. so we got dirty! 
I did wear the right shoes though...except amazingly, they did give me blisters! I think from the sand. 
Jeremy had a bit of a harder time negotiating the mud in his flip flops. I told him to bring his chacos! 
There were street vendors at a few of the bigger stops along the way. this guy made beautiful baskets out of banana leaves. I got one. That was one thing I really wanted from my last trip, but didn't get cause I thought I would have another opportunity. 
aren't these beautiful. and inexpensive when you buy them here.
shell lei's. I loved them but didn't get any.
Jeremy paitently waiting for me while I shopped. He was an angel! And Tanner. He'd jumped int he car with us!
I loved the varieties of trees, and was amazed by the interesting root systems.
The bamboo forest was another amazing thing. Sorry I don't have a better photo of this. 
A friend told us about a hike at the seven sacred pools. It was about 2 miles in. There were a bunch of waterfalls in the end. We went through the bamboo forest on this hike and saw other waterfalls. It was beautiful and a good hike. Here we are close to the end. 
This is one of the grossest photos of me...but because I love you I am sharing it with you. If you want to know what I will look like fat...here it is!
This one is much better!
The Hana day was very fun. I love the drive. Last time we were on Maui, we took it twice! It is definitely a must see!
More later.
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Beautiful!!! I hope I can go sometime. Thanks for sharing! :)
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