Would you find this boat ride scary or fun?
Duen Hsi Yen
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
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I have been pining for the Islands ever since I first visited the Big Island in 1991.
Now... not only do you look like you're having a blast, I notice that you turn yourself away from the waves. I'm sure you know that this gives an even more intense feel with each wave. This only proves that your 'uhane belongs to the ocean and each wave that passes.
Being a water baby at heart... I would have a blast right along with you. Let me know when you're going out to the North Shore of Molokai again and I'll meet you at the pier.
Even if we just meet down at Waikiki Beach, you can say that you surfed with an actual Bunny!
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I hate my small brain being shaken around.....I try to avoid it.
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Hi @bunnyphuphu Here is a 47 minute video tour of the North Shore of Molokai! In this video you can see Halawa Valley, the Molokai sea cliffs, which are the highest in the world at 4000 feet, Papaluau Falls, Wailau Valley, Pelekunu Valley, Kalaupapa Settlement, two sightings of whales; You will also see a place to camp out, and the best places to surf, albeit, only reachable by boat. The actual tour took about 6 hours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7aejVYu5BIThank you Duen, I really enjoyed looking at the Papaluau Falls. The waves in that camping area look sweet!