Aurora's a Mom!
adn.com reports that the eggs of Aurora, the giant octopus at the SeaLife center in Seward, are hatching!
Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather. ~John Ruskin
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- Blast from the Past
- Media Confusion
- The secret life of Mosquitoes
- Sunrise, Sunset
- A great idea
- Email lowers your IQ, and other news
- Windy weather
- Summer confusion
- Condoleeza's Russian is rusty
- Four Months, then it is over
- Open letter to Father Frost
- Here are some pictures from Galileo's photo shoot ...
- Galileo caught mid-spin
- I manually focused this one!
- Galileo is getting tired of the camera..
- Day 3 of Diet Coke self-rehab
- Aurora's a Mom!
- My fast-food dreams have *almost* come true
- For some Monday fun after a hectic day...Here's a ...
- Dinner with the Family
- More news in AK
- Anchorage News: Archi-Drama!
- A New Book!
- Running Notes
- It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas???
- Iditarod on OLN!
- The long-awaited Maui pictures
- A beautiful flower, very similar to one I saw in N...
- Frank and the Ocean on our way to Lahaina to whale...
- Frank under the oldest Banyan tree in the US in La...
- Bird in Lahaina
- On Sunday, we went on a whale watch. Yes, I know ...
- Another picture of the dolphin
- Close-up of a whale who was within 20m of our boat...
- Another beautiful whale
- A whale waves hi to us, just after passing under o...
- Good picture of a whale's tail
- Lori at Dragon's teeth. To get there, you go to K...
- Close-up of the Dragon's teeth
- Rock formation at Dragon's teeth, it looks like a ...
- Water splashing
- A strange circle maze near the Dragon's teeth. I'...
- Here's Honolua Bay, one of the great surfing spots...
- Another beautiful pool along the ocean
- Frank putting a rock on one of the various rock sc...
- This is the Nakele blowhole, pretty neat, eh?
- Cow!
- Here are the infamous Olivine Pools. These pools ...
- Iao Needle. This area was the place of one of the...
- Here's a Taro leaf from the botanical garden area ...
- This is the start of the Road to Hana pictures. T...
- Here's a look back on the road to Hana
- Right before we stopped at Keanae, we found this f...
- At the botanical park, we saw these painted gum tr...
- Painted gum trees
- Here's the rocks at Keanae, a small town on the ro...
- Here's Wailua, which is still a village mostly cen...
- Here's the Wailua valley lookout
- Sigh, another set of waterfalls...
- In order to get to the second set of waterfalls, w...
- This was our reward!
- What do you do when you find the most beautiful wa...
- ...you jump in!
- Frank in the Blue Pool, looking very cold
- Do I really have to go in?
- Lori in the Blue Pool, looking very cold.
- Here's Wai'anapanapa State Park, home of the infam...
- Here's a picture from the trail. You can see that...
- Coconut art shot
- Frank on the black sand beach
- Doesn't this rock look like a slingshot?
- Gratuitous shot of the water through the rocks.
- A picture of the beach from the rocks
- Frank on the pocket beach. In order to get here f...
- A "red" shot of the pocket beach
- Here's another red beach, this one is much easier ...
- Here's a picture of Ohe'o Gulch, which is at the v...
- Ohe'o Gulch Close-up
- The other side of Haleakala is grassy and dry. He...
- Another beautiful vision from the other side of Ha...
- A beautiful valley on the other side of Haleakala.
- For those of you who wonder what I look like at 3a...
- Lori and Frank, cold, and up very early. Frank lo...
- Sunrise over the crater
- Picture of where we went once we started to bike. ...
- Frank looks very comfortable in those super cool g...
- Lori, dressed to either bike down Haleakala or bat...
- After we successfully completed the bike ride, Fra...
- Here's a military research facility at the top of ...
- Frank looks great in his super-cool sunglasses at ...
- Good picture of Frank at the Haleakala summit (10,...
- Here's a silvertip, a very sensitive plant that li...
- Panoramic of the crater
- More crater shots
- Frank looks out towards the sea
- Close up of a Cinder cone. Note the trail to it -...
- Three cones
- Lori at the edge of the crater again
- Here are some Cinder cones
- The edge is almost completely covered
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