Grant:
Hi all. I am filling in for Laura on this Blog entry. This is the first segment of "The Road To Hana". We took a lot of good pics on this one, so prepare to be bedazzled. This is a bee-eu-atiful view at the first leg of our journey.
This is the cave we are going to retire in.
Here is Laura looking cute as usual.
We might reconsider on the first property and gut this sucker to make a holiday condo.
Banyan trees are cool. Check out the roots on this thing.
The trail is alive with roots. Not Evil Dead style though. Hawaiian style, nice and chilled.
Waterfalls abound.
Waterfalls abound.
This is a sexy man in front of a waterfall.
This is a sexy lady in front of a waterfall. 
See, I don't know if people understand how good Maui is. You see a waterfall and you can swim in the pond beneath it in water that doesn't give you hyopthermia.
See, I don't know if people understand how good Maui is. You see a waterfall and you can swim in the pond beneath it in water that doesn't give you hyopthermia.
Maui posies. 
Views abound!
This is a coconut I found on the side of The Road to Hana.
Its not clearly seen on this pic but there is blackish goop on the rock that has little maggots in it. 
This is Ching's Pond.
This is a rare sighting of the albino pond ape.
This sign was in a men's room.
This is a stray Hana cat, his name is Garbage.
Enough waterfalls?
Views abound!
This is a coconut I found on the side of The Road to Hana. Its not clearly seen on this pic but there is blackish goop on the rock that has little maggots in it. The goop came out of the coconut after I smashed it on the rock. I was hoping that it would have
looked tastier.
This is Ching's Pond.
This is a rare sighting of the albino pond ape.
This sign was in a men's room.
This is a stray Hana cat, his name is Garbage.
Enough waterfalls?
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