Day One, Continued

Clearly I have more to learn about using the blogger editor.  Which is quite basic and not too friendly!  After our arrival at Hale Maui, our apartment hotel, we unpacked quickly and headed to the tiny beach, which looks like this:

See the black curve in the lower right?  Lens problem with the camera.  It's still under warranty, but the paperwork is at home, so I have to wait till I get there to send in the camera.  Luckily, I brought the older, smaller, less functional Canon Power Shot, which is still working perfectly at 3 years of age.


We had dinner at Leilani's at Whaler's Village.  It was a beautiful if subdued sunset.  Clouds on the horizon meant no spectacular drop of a molten ball into the sea, but it was close to a perfect evening anyway.  After dinner we walked along the ocean past the pricey condo hotels, then returned to our nest with a view of the ocean from the bedroom, and a peekaboo view from one end of the lanai.

By the time we returned "home" it was about nine (3 a.m. at home).  We tried hard to stay up for a couple more hours, but gave up at 9:30.