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15 comments • Mike & Sheryl Eddy Realtors® Maui Real Estate • May 03 2009 02:35PMThis blog does not allow anonymous comments
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Mike and Sheryl,
Stunning photo. As soon as I saw it and before I saw who had posted it I knew it had to be from Hawaii. :)
Steve
Incredible the way nature creates such beautiful scenery. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Mike & Sheryl—What a beautiful mage from Hawaii... it really makes me homesick! I'll be there within a month and I can't hardly wait. Take care.
Mike and Sheryl - I remember Iao Needle from my visit to Maui. I have a picture of it, but it isn't as spectacular as your's.
That's beautiful. Unfortunately, Hawaii is one of the few states that I have not yet been to. It will happen, though, maybe sooner than I think.
Thank you for all the great comments!
For those that are interested, the 2250 foot Iao Needle is a natural rock pinnacle that stands over the Iao stream, surrounded by the walls of the Pu'u Kukui Crater. It was once used as a natural altar. Iao Valley is a lush tropical area with easy hikes, exotic plants, and clear natural pools. The lookout offers a fantastic view of the valley and Kahului Harbor.
Mike
Wow - that photo is great! It does not look like that thing is 2250' tall - that's amazing. I've never been to Maui, but it looks like I need to plan a trip. Your photos of the island really make me "need" some island time! :-)
Mike - It is a bit deceiving, they measure from the valley floor which you can't see in the photo. Thanks for stopping by! - Mike
Beautiful view, ....so majestic! What great place to live and work.
Thanks for sharing, Jess
Okay, that is a spectacular site. these beautiful photos are making me long for somewhere warm, sunny, and sandy. Sigh.
Jess - It is indeed a great place to live and work. Thanks for stopping by! - Mike
Janna - Come on over and get your toes in the water, it's a lot warmer than Lake Coeur d'Alene :-) Mike
See? There's all that lush, tropical vegetation that comes from high rainfall like I was talking about in a more recent post of yours about that beautiful church.
You got me there! Actually this photo is at least 20 miles from the church and the weather varies a lot between here and there.
Mike
Wow what a great photograph thank you for sharing it with us here at activerain.com
-Peg
I'm glad you enjoyed it Peg, thanks for stopping by!
Mike