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D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Tue, Oct 29, 2019 9:36 AM Continuing our Maui trip. This day was 9/11. No matter where you are you pause to think of that day and hope there's never another one like it. Being in Hawaii makes you think that we have been attacked from one side to the other side of our country. We continue to get up at 4:30 am and to take a 2 hour walk. Then it's off to the breakfast buffet at 6:30 am. This is our garden view. This is a huge tiki. The largest we have seen on the island. Each morning this cat joins in at each table until he is given affection and fish. He loves to be scratched. Our waiter said he comes at breakfast and dinner every day. After reading for most of the morning we took off for the Hana Highway. That is where you find Mama's Fish House. Our travel agent Woo Hoo Wahine gave us a gift certificate to spend here. Even still it takes a lot of cash. We consider this an activity like renting and taking a boat ride out on the ocean. It is a very small area with a beautiful beach. You can't go there without a reservation and it's valet parking only. We almost didn't get to go. I logged onto the computer and found they were booked out for a month. While I was on=line one reservation freed up and I snagged it. Make a reservation from home a month in advance to be safe. The entry into the restaurant. When you are waiting to be seated you have photographs of previous famous guests to look at. Here's an example. We were so fortunate that we were given a table at the open side. We had a beautiful view clear out to the ocean. All of the meal was elegantly presented and well prepared with wonderful flavors. It was hard to beat the desert. After the meal we walked the grounds and looked at the ocean and beach. Such a beautiful place to visit. On the way back to the hotel we stopped at Maui Tropical Plantation. Good for shopping or a walk. They now sell duck food so you can feed the birds. I'm enjoying the books I brought. We spend a lot of the hottest part of the day reading. Because I have had skin cancer and lost the top on my nose I have to avoid swimming and direct sun. So to beat the heat we read in our room and wait for the sun to set. Another day in the hot paradise. Wendy

Continuing our Maui trip. This day was 9/11. No matter where you are you pause to think of that day and hope there's never another one like it. Being in Hawaii makes you think that we have been attacked from one side to the other side of our country.

We continue to get up at 4:30 am and to take a 2 hour walk.

Then it's off to the breakfast buffet at 6:30 am. This is our garden view. This is a huge tiki. The largest we have seen on the island.

Each morning this cat joins in at each table until he is given affection and fish. He loves to be scratched. Our waiter said he comes at breakfast and dinner every day.

After reading for most of the morning we took off for the Hana Highway. That is where you find Mama's Fish House. Our travel agent Woo Hoo Wahine gave us a gift certificate to spend here. Even still it takes a lot of cash. We consider this an activity like renting and taking a boat ride out on the ocean.

It is a very small area with a beautiful beach. You can't go there without a reservation and it's valet parking only. We almost didn't get to go. I logged onto the computer and found they were booked out for a month. While I was on=line one reservation freed up and I snagged it. Make a reservation from home a month in advance to be safe.

The entry into the restaurant.

When you are waiting to be seated you have photographs of previous famous guests to look at. Here's an example.

We were so fortunate that we were given a table at the open side. We had a beautiful view clear out to the ocean.

All of the meal was elegantly presented and well prepared with wonderful flavors. It was hard to beat the desert.

After the meal we walked the grounds and looked at the ocean and beach. Such a beautiful place to visit.

On the way back to the hotel we stopped at Maui Tropical Plantation. Good for shopping or a walk.

They now sell duck food so you can feed the birds.

I'm enjoying the books I brought. We spend a lot of the hottest part of the day reading. Because I have had skin cancer and lost the top on my nose I have to avoid swimming and direct sun. So to beat the heat we read in our room and wait for the sun to set.

Another day in the hot paradise. Wendy

Post #798336 by danlovestikis on Tue, Oct 29, 2019 9:36 AM