Bird of Paradise

Donna at the Dole Plantation.

Donna at Diamond Head

Donna watching the sunrise from Diamond Head

Donna in the Dole Plantation Garden

Donna and Waimea Falls

Ducks at Waimea Falls

Dustin at Diamond Head

Dustin at the Dole Plantation

East Shore, Hawaii

North Shore, Hawaii

Sillouette over USS Arizona

Panoramic view of the USS Arizona Memorial

USS Arizona Memorial

Donna and the Birds at Waimea Falls

Dustin and the Birds at Waimea Falls

Waimea Falls, Oahu, Hawaii

The Bird of Paradise is a very beautiful flower that is native to Hawaii. This photo was taken at the Dole Plantation.

This signpost was at the Dole Plantation. Amazingly in this photo you can easily read Seoul, and Pearl Harbor; we were at both in the 2 days preceding this day. In less than a month later we were at North Pole, another diection on the signpost. However, it was North Pole, Alaska.

This photo is of Donna at Diamond Head with the world famous Waikiki Beach in the background.

Donna and I woke up real early and climbed to the top of Diamond Head to watch the sunrise. It was beautiful. Donna was watching the sunrise when I took this picture.

I got this picture of Donna as we strolled around the garden at Dole Plantation.

Donna and I stopped on a bridge that was on the way to Waimea Falls and I took this picture with the falls in the background.

As we walked to Waimea Falls we saw several different kinds of birds, such as ducks, peacocks, and several birds that I don't know their name. This picture was taken of two very tolerating ducks.

Dustin at Diamond Head with Waikiki beach in the background.

After taking a picture of Donna in the garden at the Dole Plantation, she took a picture of me next to this pool of water.

As we drove to the Polynesian Cultural Center we stopped to gaze at the Pacific Ocean on the East Shore.

Waves crashing against the shore at the World Famous North Shore.

I took this picture of the U.S. Flag flying high over the USS Arizona Memorial.

Took this photo as we left the USS Arizona Memorial.

I also took this photo as we left the USS Arizona Memorial.

Donna offers some feed to the birds at Waimea Falls, which were not afraid of people.

I fed feed to the birds and some jumped into my hand.

I took this photo while walking away from the falls. The falls were smaller than I expected, but were more awe-inspiring than I expected.