headed to the islands in two weeks. should i leave all my longsleeves home? are evenings cool? water temp? chilly winds?
any advice for december travel to hawaii is appreciated!
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Eric
Go to Fodor's and do a search for threads about Maui. There will be hundreds of them, and your questions will be answered. All I can tell you is beware the winter waves and riptides, because I've seen several threads about people being swept out to sea and drowning while on vacation.
Go to Fodor's and do a search for threads about Maui. There will be hundreds of them, and your questions will be answered. All I can tell you is beware the winter waves and riptides, because I've seen several threads about people being swept out to sea and drowning while on vacation.
Eat my shorts!
I look outside and it's pitch white outside. Screw you!
I look outside and it's pitch white outside. Screw you!
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illini n milwaukee:
Eat my shorts!
I'm sure there are people here that would be more than happy to do that for you. eek!
Eat my shorts!
Maui sounds wonderful! Have a great trip!
Eric NC,
If you've never been there, one thing I'd recommend doing is the "Road to Hana". It will take one day of your vacation, but you'll see the natural beauty of that island. You'll end up at the Seven Sacred Pools. It's absolutely breathtaking. You'll also see black sand beaches (from the volcanic runoff). The natives are also very nice, especially if you try to pronounce the hawaiian words correctly (ie every vowel is pronounced especially when they are back-to-back vowels). Treat the natives nice and they will return their natural warmth. Treat them like dirt, you'll have the same experience like if you were in Paris, France refusing to speak French, if you get my drift. Have a great time.
[ December 01, 2005, 02:24 PM: Message edited by: SCTrojan ]
If you've never been there, one thing I'd recommend doing is the "Road to Hana". It will take one day of your vacation, but you'll see the natural beauty of that island. You'll end up at the Seven Sacred Pools. It's absolutely breathtaking. You'll also see black sand beaches (from the volcanic runoff). The natives are also very nice, especially if you try to pronounce the hawaiian words correctly (ie every vowel is pronounced especially when they are back-to-back vowels). Treat the natives nice and they will return their natural warmth. Treat them like dirt, you'll have the same experience like if you were in Paris, France refusing to speak French, if you get my drift. Have a great time.
[ December 01, 2005, 02:24 PM: Message edited by: SCTrojan ]
Head to Little Beach in Makena. Everyone knows how to get there...it's a gay-friendly nude beach. It is my favorite place in the whole world. I love Maui. It is the closest I've ever been to heaven on earth. I would go back in a minute. You are going to have a wonderful time! Leave your warm clothing at home, but wear something kind of warm on the plane so you have something warm when you return.
Miller how dare you go to a nude beach and not take your meth whore? Bitch, I am hurt. To think I spent all that money on suspensory jockstraps at Rainbow Road for nothing :mad:
I hesitate to ask, but what in the world is a suspensory jock strap? I'm still waiting on the nudes from you, Erik, before I embark on a nude beach trip with you.
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