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Hawaii - Day 5

Started the day off with a pastry and breakfast sandwich from our favorite place, Ted's Bakery. We also met someone that looked kinda familiar??

Then a horseback ride through the Banyan tree forest and along the beach. Again, like riding through a fairy tale. Breathtaking.

Relaxed one last time on a hammock on the beach.

Checked out of our hotel and headed for the airport (after one last stop at Ted's for lunch ;)

We've had a fabulous time, wish it didn't have to end. But we are a little excited to gets hugs from some special little people back home. Thanks to my sister Heather for being the best babysitter ever and making this possible for us, and to my many wonderful friends who checked in on my littleuns while we were away. Thank you, thank you!!!












Comments

Diane said…
Thanks for writing about your fun adventures. I'm living them through you. Glad you had a good time and were able to do this (while you are still young enough to enjoy it). Enjoy your little ones when you get home. It will be sweeter having been gone for a while. Love you, Diane
Amy said…
Aahh! I can't believe you were here! You should have looked us up to say hello. We live right near Hanauma Bay.
It looks like you guys had a great trip though!

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