Monday, August 25, 2014
our hi uinta adventure with the esplins
in july, we went up to the high uintas with our friends, the esplins. we got up there on wednesday afternoon and came back home on saturday evening. it was a great time. the pictures show the highlights.
fishing on day two--and swimming. we went to a lake that had a floating island (note the grass emron is standing on). the fishing was fairly poor (we caught 6 or so), but the swimming was fun.
moses won the award for best swimmer. he swam and played in the water longer than anyone. it was like he couldn't feel the cold.
anya playing in the big rocks by where we cooked our fish. b and i and the kids saw several pikas in the rock piles there. and boy do i love pikas!
moses carrying the "big boy" over to the fire. he found this big knotty piece of wood on the first day and had been anxiously awaiting the time when he could put in the fire.
we went back out to a nearby lake to go swimming. it was so great. honestly, not much beats swimming in an alpine lake on the top of a mountain at 10,000 feet. that's my small head out in the water. william is in the forefront.
treading water--i was starting to feel sluggish by this point (i'd probably been out there 15-20 minutes).
Friday, August 15, 2014
aqueous photos from maui
i am finally getting the underwater camera pictures from maui up. as you'll notice, not all of them were taken under the water.
we saw lots of great fish. roro and cathy gave us a fishes of hawaii book so we could start identifying them too.
brian capturing the force of the waves we had at kameole III beach our last morning there. they were biggies.
there were so many fish in lana'i. and there were amazing canyons under the water. it truly was an amazing site to see.
while snorkeling in lana'i i pointed a shell out to b. it was at the bottom (about 15-20'). b dove down and found it wasn't latched on to the rock--so he pulled it up. it was a triton's trumpet. we each hefted it for a few minutes and then b took it back down to the bottom.
we saw lots of great fish. roro and cathy gave us a fishes of hawaii book so we could start identifying them too.
brian capturing the force of the waves we had at kameole III beach our last morning there. they were biggies.
there were so many fish in lana'i. and there were amazing canyons under the water. it truly was an amazing site to see.
while snorkeling in lana'i i pointed a shell out to b. it was at the bottom (about 15-20'). b dove down and found it wasn't latched on to the rock--so he pulled it up. it was a triton's trumpet. we each hefted it for a few minutes and then b took it back down to the bottom.
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