Aloha again! Today we traveled to the southern most point of the US called Ka Lae. On the way we came across a farm with all different types of animals and bought some goodies they had for sell. After scoping out the southern most point, windmills, horses and spectacular views, we drove down a long winding road. We drove as far as we could then we had to hike 2.5 miles along the rocky cliffs of the ocean to a place called Green Sand Beach in Mahana Bay. It was not too bad of a hike and the scenery is so worth it, but the waves were brutal as well as the undertow. We then hiked back out and drove to Pu'uhonua o Honaunan National State Park. It has ruins and a place were sea turtles come up on the beach. It was a long day, so we topped it off with Anthony preparing a fabulous grilled dinner and then hanging out at the hot tub with some really nice people, some were local and others from FL. It was a great day and we are starting to really miss the girls but have a wonderful time. It is amazing how beautiful this place is, and how God is so gracious enough to let us enjoy this fabulous place. Praise be to God and imagine how heaven will exceed our expectations beyond our most wildest dreams, especially in such a wonderous place as this.
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