Monday, November 12, 2007
Better late than never, right?
Just thought we'd fill ya'll in on some old stuff from before we left for Hawaii... like these of our red-neck wives, fishin.
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So much for art...
Jessie eat your heart out!
This was one of our dates to the North Carolina Art Museum in Raleigh, NC before we left.
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Jen's Delayed B-Day video
On Jen's 30th birthday of this year we happened to be at Windy Gap and guess who got Blobbed... This you've got to see!
That night we "roughed it" in a cabin up in the woods called Pioneer Plunge. What a way to spend a B-day, no running water, no electricity, but we did have our Mac.
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Saturday, November 10, 2007
Kahenoe Bay Air Show
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Amphibian Day at Turtle Bay
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Mokule'ia Wall video
This short film narrated by Jennifer and Jason Haynes and filmed by Jennifer aka "JRod" is an actual rock climbing spot on the North Shore of Oahu called Mokule'ia Wall. There are over 50 different climbing routes for top rope/sport climbing ranging from 5.7 to 5.13a. At almost 2000 ft above sea level, the views are spectacular. Our 180 degree view over looked the north shore, a YMCA camp, a small airstrip where glider planes take off and whirl around us, and field where polo is played on Sundays. Quite a few scenes from "Lost" were also filmed on the beaches below. There is mountain biking and 4 wheeling just up the road as well. Also little did we know that there are such things as "barking spiders" in Hawaii. You have to listen ever so closely toward the end of the clip. Enjoy!
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Rock climbing here has incredible views of the Ocean
At Makapu'u Point there is a short 40ft volcanic rock face in which we conquered. This area also has a lighthouse and is very windy.
If you'd like to check out the climbing here in Hawaii you can check out this site for more: www.rockclimbinghawaii.com
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