Maui Wowie

Maui Wowie
March 12-15, 2005

In Honor of Rochelle's Birthday, We Traveled to the Island of MAUI!!

First, We Went to the Cold and Dry South Side of East Maui

Here I am at Haleakala National Park.
It Gets About 3 Inches of Rain Per Year in this Part of the Park. On Saturday, We Saw ALL 3 INCHES COME POURING DOWN!!!
Here's A Map of Haleakala Crater.
I didn't see any of this.
I did, however, see a cloud
wicked up close.
It was totally sweet
and completely awesome!

We Camped at Poli-Poli State Park. Here's me, giving some tree love. It was approximately 12 Degrees (ok, maybe it was 40 degrees...) Now, I know you East Coasters are gonna be all like, "40 Degrees?". But give me a break here. That's 30 Degrees below cold! (And, did I mention it was raining!)

Here's Rochelle, Wearing an Estimated 17.34 Layers to Protect Herself from the Cold. After 2 Nights of This, We'd Had Enough and Travelled to the Warm Wet Side to escape to the comfy temperatures our carefully manicured bodies have come acustomed to.

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	First, We Went to the Cold and Dry South Side of East Maui
Here I am at Haleakala National Park. It Gets About 3 Inches of Rain Per Year in this Part of the Park. On Saturday, We Saw ALL 3 INCHES COME POURING DOWN!!!	Here's A Map of Haleakala Crater. I didn't see any of this. I did, however, see a cloud wicked up close. It was totally sweet and completely awesome!
	We Camped at Poli-Poli State Park. Here's me, giving some tree love. It was approximately 12 Degrees (ok, maybe it was 40 degrees...) Now, I know you East Coasters are gonna be all like, "40 Degrees?". But give me a break here. That's 30 Degrees below cold! (And, did I mention it was raining!)
Here's Rochelle, Wearing an Estimated 17.34 Layers to Protect Herself from the Cold. After 2 Nights of This, We'd Had Enough and Travelled to the Warm Wet Side to escape to the comfy temperatures our carefully manicured bodies have come acustomed to.