day, and it's not over yet. This morning we rented a sea kayak and
crossed Kealakekua Bay. The water was the most beautiful blue and the
warm sun on our backs was just what the doctor ordered. We beached our
kayak, donned our snorkel gear, and spent the next couple hours in an
underwater paradise.
Our stomachs told us it was time to head back for some lunch, so we  
launched our craft and headed back. Rather than paddle straight across  
the bay, we decided to hug the shore and enjoy the auquamarine  
shallows. After ten or so minutes of paddling, we noticed a woman  
struggling on the shore, scrambling over the lava rocks barefoot with  
snorkle and mask in hand. She was quite far from anyone but us, and it  
certainly did not appear she had planned on what would be a long ass  
swim against the wind and without swim fins.
We decided we'd better see if she needed some help. We turned around  
and headed towards her as we watched her struggle back into the water.  
We asked her if she'd like a tow back to the snorkle spot and she  
quickly answered yes, sounding quite relieved. She asked if we had any  
water as she had been cramping up earlier. I wondered if she would  
have made it back herself. It took us over fifteen minutes of steady  
paddling to get her back to the snorkel spot, where we left her with  
one of our water bottles before once again making our way across the  
bay. Turns out the woman was from Eugene, so we had rescued a fellow  
Oregonian.
We didn't bring the iPhone on our adventure, so I have no pictures of  
our voyage to post. Instead there's just me in the hot tub after my  
lovely wife Cindy delivered my morning brew. Have I mentioned I have  
it pretty good? Well, I think it's time to fix a couple of Piña  
Coladas...

 
 
1 comment:
Hey, nice cock blocking with your knee. Nice shot. Looks cozy. I'm loving your blog so far, Pete.
Your cold friend, Jeff
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