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We spent a lot of time exploring the southern reaches of Oahu |
Local close-up |
Beach sculpture |
The Diamond Head Lighthouse, built on this extinct side of the volcano in 1917 |
At 147ft above sea level, Diamond Head Light can be seen for up to 18 miles |
Brandie, working on her lighthouse pose |
Looking east |
Deer legs |
From sand to sea |
Here's a fun one, find the bird in this photo |
Small tide pool |
Perfectly perched up on the hill |
Surf watch |
One surfer, one fisherman, both having a rest |
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Layers of lava |
One last look as we continue on |
Windswept |
Smug sun-gazing |
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A lookout along Kalaniana'ole HWY 72 |
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Koko Crater is a cinder cone remaining from the last active volcano that occurred on O'ahu approximately 10,000 years ago |
Reminding everyone to enjoy the scene |
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Checking out the soft volcanic ash |
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