The other day when we went to Foodland to get some groceries, we stoped by Pipeline to check out the waves since a storm was starting to roll in. They were the BIGGEST waves I have ever seen, I thought for sure some people were going to die out of all of those crazy people out there surfing! The ocean was silver and the waves were so HUGE that they were making billowing mist everywhere, it was the prettiest sight ever! and what did I not have around my neck... that blasted camera. Dang it! That moment is forever embedded in my head, at least I hope it stays because I don't think I will ever see that again. Since then we have visited Pipeline everyday to watch the surf competition and hope to see some massive waves again. Here are a few pics from hanging out there. We found an almost dead crab that the girls thought was their little pet.
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You are not allowed to leave the house without the camera! Don't you know that we are all living vicariously through you! I miss you guys soooo much! I can't believe Bella put that creepy thing on her head! Love you guys!
Those waves are huge!! I agree that people that surf those are crazy. It's a wonder that no one ends up dead from all the surfing. Wow, what memories are being made!!! Keep on having fun!! But make sure you don't forget those who are still here!!
Love that you captured the waves there and the crab on her head, very cool. Bella, you are brave!
Love to all of you guys.
Okay...truth be told...I am a loyal lurker! I love love love your blog! You have the most beautiful family and your photography is not only great but got a different artsy flare that I adore. Hope you don't mind me coming to visit once in a while. (I found you through Leah)
We are headed to Kuaui soon and this has me so pumped!!
WOW! I love that area! You guys are so lucky to be there when the surf is big. The pipeline didn't exist when we were their. love and miss you guys.
Wow! That first pictures is awesome. You are surrounded in beauty!!!
Hmmmmmm. My view last Friday was significantly less beautiful. Perhaps I need to move to Hawaii . . .
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