The lady behind us was wishing she had taken some Dramamine. Let's just say the fish were happily fed an unusually acidic treat.
A few miles out we found dolphins! They usually sleep during the morning hours close to the surface, but when we passed through several turned around and began swimming with our boat. The dolphin below was a real crowd pleaser.
The Napali Coast was formed from ocean waves carving out lava rock more quickly than mountain streams, creating up to 4,000 ft cliffs. (Remember this Cory, Kristen, Paul, and Ang.)
I snapped this when Karen wasn't looking, but her face says it all.
We also tried scuba diving for the first time. I think we look pretty good, what do you think? Then again, I tend to compare everything to my awkward phase as a kid.
5 comments:
Awwww, those pictures and the color of that water bring back great memories! Next time you need to paddle yourself around Napali, not let a catamaran take you.
Are you guys scuba certified? Brady's face with that huge scuba mask is a dead ringer of his pictures as a 7 year old.
Nope, we're not scuba certified. We aren't sure we want to, either. It was really fun, but we can't decide if it was really any better than snorkeling. (And, if it's worth $1000 to figure out...)
You look like Batman with a backpack and flipper Brady. Hot!
Love the pic of Karen laughing. btw, nice sailing suit! Dang, you are tan, woman. And the pic of the dolphin in such clear blue water looks...well, it doesn't look real. ~J
Wow! What a GORGEOUS place! Plus that sister of mine is pretty hott!
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