As you might have read in yesterday’s post I lost my phone somehow yesterday.. So if you want to get in my phone book email waesa1@gmail.com with your number(s). Irritating. No one has emailed me yet, so I can only assume that despite my readership no one actually wants me to talk to them?..
Self-pity aside, please hit me up. Don’t post ‘em in my comments, though. Data miners love that, phone owners hate it.
So as promised yesterday, here are some underwater photos. I need to become a more stalwart diver (or buy a better camera) before you can really see the fishies.. I’ll show you what I got, though.
I think this may very well be the first ever posted shirtless pic of me on the web.. Umm.. Enjoy?
Reef pic with Moorish Idol.. No doubt there’s other fishies in the pic if you look closely. This damn camera shoots too wide..
Waves piling into the beach entry at Kahe Beach Park (a.k.a. The Spot).
Not being a real maritime sort of guy, I’m just gonna fart in the wind and guess that this thing is some kind of anchor cable.. The regularly spaced rings around the cable seem designed to catch in the reef.. It appears to run all the way to shore, not sure how far out it goes yet.. Gonna swim it one of these days.
I’m standing in the splash zone of this crushing shorebreak, which also functions as my approach to my Turtle Spot south of Kahe beach access (2 above).
You don’t go in on the splashy side
Behind those black rocks is a deep, relatively calm pool that lends itself to turtle access. The trees in the background are (I believe) Paradise Cove Luau park near Ko Olina. Ko Olina pisses me off. They don’t allow mopeds in their compound. Like I’d be there long enough to significantly reduce their precious property values. Dickheads.
Sploosh!
Anyway, a great day of swimming. I saw several turtles, but have already taken enough mediocre pics of them so I withheld from photographing them while waiting for a great shot. I never really got it. But one of these days..
Fishies. >oO0),o.
That’s about all I got. Pics just didnt turn out that great. But rest assured that if you were here you’d have seen many fishies and they would have made you happy. They sure did it for me. Until I lost my phone. THen I was a little less happy.
Send me your phone numbers, please.























