
The seawall in Kona, We came down to Kona quite a few times, mostly to go to costco and walmart for groceries, food was a good 30% more then in Utah at these stores but was still the best deal. There was a grocery store in Waikoloa where we were staying we renamed "The most expensive grocery store on the planet" $9 for a gallon of milk, $12 for a Gallon of OJ, $20 for a pack of 30 diapers ( which I did pay once when we were desperate and out of diapers ) it was madness.

I could not believe this tree, check out those roots

In the rental car, Dodge Charger baby


This is the main drag in Kona, Alli drive (A-lee-e) We met 2 missionary's at their nice apartment complex they lived in right on this street, they had it pretty rough

Beautiful sunset in Kona

All the locals told us this was the best place to eat on the island "Hawaiian Style" in Waimea, a very charming small town about a half hour North of Waikoloa up in the hills. Its was soooooooo good and I couldn't believe the portions

This was my breakfast, yes just for me. The omelete was about the size of a small loaf of bread, the has browns the size of a burrito and each pancake easily bigger then my head

This is all I could tackle on the pancakes. Pretty sure I got all my calories for the day at this meal

Here's a pic of Waimea, I wish I would have gotten some better pics. It was so pretty there. We went to church twice in this town and we loved it, the members we so great and super nice to us. If you look far in the distance there is snow on the mountains

We got shaved ice at this stand in Waimea, We got the rootbeer float, It has rootbeer in the bottom of it, ice cream in the middle, soaked in rootbeer syrup with sweetened condensed milk drizzled over the top. It was soooooooooo yummy.

Driving down the hill from Waimea, the pic does it no justice, it was such a pretty view

Some random locals beach we stopped at







































