Re: Adventures In Fruity Drink Land
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 4:33 pm
Fixed your post.hobie16 wrote:Thanks!!
Another day, another shale watch.
Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Fixed your post.hobie16 wrote:Thanks!!
Another day, another shale watch.
OK, but I really believe that Shale Watching is way more relaxing.hobie16 wrote:Busted again. I'll have to get the mountain bike out and go on a whale watch.
It's a lot easier to shoot pictures.Goofyernmost wrote:OK, but I really believe that Shale Watching is way more relaxing.![]()
Very cool! Is it accessible for divers and snorkelers ? Since Mom & Dad bought another timeshare at the Diamond, I might get to Maui in the next few years!hobie16 wrote:A friend took deliver of a Cirrus 20X plane recently. He took me for a ride today. Off the end of the runway at Kalaupapa, the old leper colony, there's a sunken WWII Japanese submarine. You can see the conning tower in the picture below.
Is that where I left my sub?hobie16 wrote:A friend took deliver of a Cirrus 20X plane recently. He took me for a ride today. Off the end of the runway at Kalaupapa, the old leper colony, there's a sunken WWII Japanese submarine. You can see the conning tower in the picture below.
It probably is. It's located on the back side of Molokai so the only way to get there is either fly in or by boat. By boat would be a very long trip. The sub is close to the beach.delsdad wrote:Very cool! Is it accessible for divers and snorkelers ? Since Mom & Dad bought another timeshare at the Diamond, I might get to Maui in the next few years!