Lahaina Sunset
In this season, I reflect on my experiences and the far away places that I have visited. I am beyond greatful, never taking for granted the resources and technology that allowed those experiences to be obtained. I am truly one of the privileged few on earth, having the freedom to travel in the modern way.
Maui is a beautiful island in the Hawaiian chain, close to the center of the largest ocean on earth. In this way, the sea surrounding the island exhibits a pristine beauty and purity that other tropical destinations envy. Where the power of the sea pounds the forbidding volcanic cliffs and headlands, the heart beat of a dynamic world can be heard and felt.
The Road to Hana
Falls near Hana
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Island Addiction
Friday, October 5, 2007
Surfing The 'Shivermouth'
On the central coast of California, just south of Monterey Bay is a majestic place called Big Sur. One of the most wild sections of coastline from Canada to Mexico, Big Sur is truly a taste of heaven on earth. For the outdoor minded, a "must see before you die" place in this world.
Where the pristine Big Sur River meets the sea
On a very cold November morning, in the early light of dawn I prepare to brave the chilly brackish water formed by the mixing of the pure Big Sur River with the Sea. Local surfers call this place "Shivermouth" for a reason, as the river water in the late fall and winter is often much colder than the ocean!
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