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I got a late start today,  so I was kinda worried about the wind coming up, but the conditions for paddling were just perfect.  I paddled north and encountered my first turtle down by Cove Park.  It surfaced a couple … Continue reading →

Sharing another lovely Maui sunset!   Enjoy!

I got a late start today and was pleased to see what a perfect day it was.  The ocean was glassy with some scattered clouds to make it cooler.  After paddling down to Cove Park and making my turn, a … Continue reading →

Sharing a beautiful Maui Sunset tonight!  The color in the clouds was amazing and I just had to get the swaying palm in too.  Enjoy!

It was a beautiful day for the beach today.  A slight breeze was blowing and the conditions were calm.  I encountered my first turtle down at Cove Park again today, and this one was friendly so I hung out with … Continue reading →

So it started out pretty windy this morning so I almost decided not to go out.  The day was beautiful, though they had burned some cane somewhere and the wind was spreading the smoke south.  The smoke was hanging over … Continue reading →

This is how it looked this morning.  Clear, sunny skies and calm ocean, perfect for paddling!  The top of Haleakala was clear and I could see the island of Lani today.  There was a slight North wind blowing,  just enough … Continue reading →

I got out early because the wind had been coming up so early lately, but today was perfect!  The top of Haleakala was completely clear and the sun was shining bright. I paddled in perfect conditions down to the boat … Continue reading →

You can’t tell from this photo, but just about the time I got into the water, it got windy!  South wind again today and quickly the conditions got choppy for paddling.  I paddled in the chop and made it down … Continue reading →

It started out windy from the North today.  I paddled against it towards Cove Park, and then made my turn south.  Before I knew it, the wind had changed directions and now it was blowing from the South!  I paddled … Continue reading →