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Hawaii - July 2013

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The Kilauea Lighthouse, built in 1913. It is no longer in use, having been replaced by an automatic beacon in 1976. This lighthouse is now listed on a heritage register. It is situated in a national park on the northern shore of Kauai.
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The Kilauea Lighthouse, built in 1913. It is no longer in use, having been replaced by an automatic beacon in 1976. This lighthouse is now listed on a heritage register. It is situated in a national park on the northern shore of Kauai.

  • And this is the view from the verandah late in the afternoon.
  • We took a photographic tour run by Kauai Photo Tours. It was a hoot. This is the first scenic spot our guide Matt took us to. Idyllic hey?
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  • Jo rock hopping.
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  • Moloaa Beach.
  • N'waiakalua
  • Some rusty post complete with barbed wire. I was hoping that it could be art.
  • Must be someone's favourite relaxing spot - this chair was already at the lookout, ready for Jo to try it out.
  • A very tropical beach setting.
  • A very handy tree! It is both a seat and a sunshade.
  • Taken at Princeville looking towards mountains.
  • Our guide Matt showing off - that's him diving off the rocks. Photo tour buddy Vik in the left foreground. Just west of Hanalei, off the Kuhio Highway.<br /> It's obviously a very romantic spot - check out the couple bottom right!
  • Taken from a lookout spot on the Kuhio Highway.
  • The Opaeka'a falls near Kapaa.
  • A place called Hawaiian Village near Kapaa where you can hire outrigger canoes and kayaks to paddle in the Wailua River.
  • Rock fisherman.
  • The Kilauea Lighthouse, built in 1913. It is no longer in use, having been replaced by an automatic beacon in 1976. This lighthouse is now listed on a heritage register. It is situated in a national park on the northern shore of Kauai.
  • These fields are probably growing taro - it grows in wet fields like rice does. Taro was the principal food of the Hawaiians before westerners arrived. It is extremely nutritious but not all that tasty to western palates. Taro is still used extensively in Hawaiian cooking but mainly as a supplement.
  • Trimming the coconuts so that they don't fall on peoples' heads. This guy had a utility belt with chainsaw and machete, as well as special climbing apparatus.<br /> In the old days it would have been bare feet and a knife.
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