Monday, November 3, 2014
Friday, March 15, 2013
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Monday, September 3, 2012
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Muler Park
We also went on a hike and discovered all the things that are in the "Bear Hunt" book that happens to be Niki's favorite right now: Hike through the forest, over the river, through the mud, through the grass, and in the rock cave. The best was going through the grass. They didn't know you could really do that. Both girls wanted to go through it again and again.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Camping!!!
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Let's go Fly a Kite
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Hiking and more Hiking
Tonight we drove to Corronodo National Monument. It was late, but we hiked up the hill to overlook Mexico! It was a beautiful sunset.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tuscon
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Kauai with the Sharps
Also pictured is some of the fun stuff we did on our home island Oahu before we flew over to Kauai.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Months Fly By
Aug 8 - Camping at Peacock Flats
Aug 4 - Sailing at Sunset
Aug 3 - PCC
July 27 - Tantalus Loop Hike
July 7 - Mauna Wili Falls Hike
July 4 - Fireworks
Friday, April 24, 2009
Koko Head Krazies
This is the site for my friend's entry of the event. It about sums it up for me.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Pearl City Loop
Tyler wanted even more of a workout and went running along a branch of the trail. Lily and I chilled and had some quality picture time.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Whale Watchin' Mamas
We hiked to the light house with our friends and all the jogging strollers (4 Mamas, 5 Babies, and 1 Dad). There were tons of whales out that day!
Andrea's Pics
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Stairway to Heaven
What a trip! Tyler, my dad, and I got up early and headed up the vertigo stairs. The visibility was great and it was so beautiful to look over the windward side of the island. Then we got to the top ridge and the sprinkling started. 600 sets of 7 stairs each (the railings are numbered) and we made it to the old bunker at the top. It was definatley raining. Never fear, we had good rain gear!
Then the fun began.
We hiked further along the ridge through mud and brush. Slipping and sliding. Clinging to the plants to avoid falling. Dirty, but kind of fun.
We met and followed the Moanalua Ridge trail down along another ridge. This was were it got ruff. 20mph winds threatened to knock us off the narrow path. What a rush! Above the treeline and descending quickly, we scrambled, slipped, and trudged along. It's a good thing we had that rope to hold us together. Would it ever end!
Well it did, but we were drenched and muddy from head to toe. As the rain and wind subsided, we even caught glimpses of waterfalls on the ridge next to us. We reached the trees (yea trees! Windblocking, good gripping, supportive trees!) and the hike continued to desend through the jungle. We know this meets up with the road right?
There it was, the road. Oh. On the other side of this stream. Well we're soaked anyways. Wading is no big deal. As we walked and walked for an hour or so along the road, the rain resumed. Soaked again. The stream was larger than usual due to the rain. We counted 18 crossings that we had to make along the road, with the last 6 having old bridges.
As we staggered into the park (and loaded up on Ibuprofen) beyond thoughts of "Owe" "Cold" and "I can't move" it was a great feeling to realize what we had accomplished. Hiking from one side of the island to the other. That was one thrilling hike and we did it! It's memories like this that make me realize how much I love hiking.
