This morning Maui's Pink Cap swimmers celebrated Liz's repeating birthday with a fun ocean swim followed by a distanced picnic brunch.
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Click HERE for a few more photos from our final ocean swim of the year.
Even though the year is nearly over, still the ocean was warm and welcoming. We heard even more whales singing than in past weeks, but saw fewer turtles.
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Doug and I got out onto the ocean this morning for the first time in ages. I can't believe how roomy the camera makes our tiny kayak look.
We continue to have nice sunsets, if only we managed to get up off the sofa more often to witness them...
Tourists have returned to the beaches, but in much smaller numbers.
And people are enjoying watching humback whales which returned a bit earlier this year.
While we usually shy away from jellyfish (far, far away), this kind doesn't sting and is quite beautiful (and seldom seen here).
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Besides all the usual and unusual critters we met along the way, we also heard our first humpback whale singing of the season.
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Yet another spectacular sunset yesterday.
Orchid trees strew their flower petals beneath my feet as I approach.
The water was unbelievably clear and we saw lots and lots of turtles once again.
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My biggest surprise came while choosing the oleander photo (last photo). I always thought the oleander flower is boring and uninteresting, I had no idea there was all this stuff going on in the center of the blossom. Who knew?
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We saw a number of Green Sea Turtles and one tiny Spotted Eagle Ray.
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Maui's tourism is slowly returning to normal, including volleyball on the beach.
I've been watching this home going up over the past couple of months, and found it strange that the roof was the first thing constructed.
There were lots and lots of fishies and quite a few turtles as well.
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