Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by DisneyMom » Sat Feb 01, 2014 8:30 am

WOW!!!! Gorgeous Pics!
Hope your new boat is doing great, that was quite an adventure to get it! :pirate:



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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by hobie16 » Sat Feb 01, 2014 10:05 am

DisneyMom wrote:WOW!!!! Gorgeous Pics!
Hope your new boat is doing great, that was quite an adventure to get it! :pirate:
That's the first time we'd ever seen that kind of activity. Usually the mammas will let the babies approach a boat for a close look but them move then away. It appeared they'd been at it for some time before we arrived.

It turned out to be a great day to go out. Sun, flat water at first and light wind. After we left the Maui Princess we headed towards Lanai. Saw a few more whales but nothing as good as the pirate attack. Onboard were Mrs. Hobie, Mr. and Mrs. OhDean, SurfGod and me.

SurfGod took the helm while OhDean acted like a riding mechanic and made continual checks on water temp and other engine functions. As we got farther out in the roadstead we hit some pretty good sized rollers. The ladies were forward screaming every time some spray hit them while SurfGod was pushing the boat to see how she'd handle. She did great at all points in relation to the rollers.

We made a big u turn around a tug and barge and headed back to Lahaina. As we're all hard core mariners we tied up to a empty mooring and had cheese and crackers.

The next trip to Lanai will be to support SurfGod's son. He's taking a celestial navigation class and has to use a sextant to navigate us across the roadstead. We will, of course, have lunch at Manele Bay in one of Larry's hotels.


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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by WEDFan » Sun Feb 02, 2014 6:40 am

So I'm trying to figure out if that's your new boat in the pictures. :biggrin:



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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by hobie16 » Sun Feb 02, 2014 6:57 am

WEDFan wrote:So I'm trying to figure out if that's your new boat in the pictures. :biggrin:
Thankfully, no.


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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by hobie16 » Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:16 pm

Here in Hawaii even the dogs enjoy bananas.

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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by DisneyMom » Thu Feb 13, 2014 12:05 am

Will Scooter eat it? :dpiano: or is it more of a smearing it around the house thing?



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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by WEDFan » Thu Feb 13, 2014 4:26 am

Both of our dogs love bananas. It's a favorite treat for them when they get riper than we want to eat. We do peel them for the digs, though.



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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by hobie16 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 8:16 am

DisneyMom wrote:Will Scooter eat it? :dpiano: or is it more of a smearing it around the house thing?
Our banana pad is so thick that occasionally we don't see a ripe bunch. That doesn't stop the birds or the dogs.

The birds open up the ripe ones and eat the stuff inside. The dogs wait until the ripe ones fall on the ground and bring them in the house. Two day ago my wife discovered that both dogs had their own pile of bananas that they'd brought in. Once their pile is complete they break them open and eat them. By the time she discovered the piles each dog had eaten five bananas.

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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by WEDFan » Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:38 am

hobie16 wrote:Our banana pad is so thick that occasionally we don't see a ripe bunch. That doesn't stop the birds or the dogs.

The birds open up the ripe ones and eat the stuff inside. The dogs wait until the ripe ones fall on the ground and bring them in the house. Two day ago my wife discovered that both dogs had their own pile of bananas that they'd brought in. Once their pile is complete they break them open and eat them. By the time she discovered the piles each dog had eaten five bananas.

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Wow, our boys would love their own banana pad! They would be so envious, but I won't tell them. :biggrin:



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Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land

Post by felinefan » Mon Feb 17, 2014 5:38 pm

I was watching an episode of Huell Houser last night, one on Delta pears. As he was touring a pear orchard, Huell noticed a dog eating a pear, and pointed this out to the owner. Yes, dogs eat pears, too. When I was a kid, from time to time Mom would buy a coconut at the store, and we would all get together to drain out the coconut milk--or water, as it's called now--crack it open and share the meat. One time we let our weimaraner dog drink the water from the coconut, earning him the comment "Hawaiian dog."



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