I’ve posted about ninety photos from my trip to Hawaii last week to Flickr.
After the conference finished up on Saturday, I spent Saturday night and most of Sunday with my cousin who took me to the Hawaiian North Shore on Oahu. I am not a current viewer and fan of the TV series “Lost,” but I may be now– among other places we visited Camp Erdman on the North Shore, where the series “Lost” is filmed. Very cool.
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2 responses to “Hawaii Photos”
Ahhhh — you weer on my side of the island —
unfortunately they were NOtT filming LOST when I was there……but they weere filming Jurassic Park and the former 7th grade teacher at the school I was at, her daughter was the understudy for the young girl in the movie — so we got to go see some filming. (such memories)
I am glad you got to see so much of the island — did you see the 30 foot waves— very impressive!!
Jen
No, as we were swimming on Sunday thankfully the waves were just 1-3 feet– I understand that later in the winter, however, things can and do get much bigger! So I’ll have to return another time (with my family) to see those! 🙂