The end of Paradise Drive.
I've lived on the Big Island of Hawai`i for over thirteen years now but still haven't got a clue when someone gives me directions. It's always left at Hualani-kamaaina and when you get to Kakahi-hipohaliburt turn right onto Pohoholokohuiholui-lo-puna-bruddha where you'll see the turn off for Lanahaihuapiu-kantpronounceit street. Just follow Hipi-aha'na'iloa-kai-lo'lo-lost'me-now and you might find the parking lot for Walmart if you're lucky.
I can't take my eyes off this picture. It was taken at the end of Paradise Drive. I know it's overdone and all that, but I can't stop looking at it.
Monday, 19 October 2009
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It sure is a beauty, alright. I hope folks click on it to enlarge.
You forgot the standard "take a left where the old JC Penney used to be." Never mind that there are actually two locations where JC Penney used to be.
There you go again... making my blog pictures look crappy compared to yours!
http://damontucker.com/2009/10/01/the-end-of-paradise-drive/
LOL
Ah, this was a funny post, made me laugh. I can understand it must be a bit complicated to take those directions.;)
The picture is stunning as always, you truly have a talent.;)
It looks like what you could see in a dream of a very beautiful, special place.
All - thank you for your kind comments!
Brad - where were the two JC Penneys or were these the two stores in the mall? (now Macy's I think - you can tell I don't shop there!). Just having two versions of the same shop in the one mall always confused the hell out of me, but I'm very simple.
Tom
I can't take my eyes off it, either. It does look like what Beep says: Something from a dream.
Wait, you guys had two JC Penneys?
I think we have two Macys now - I'm not sure, I don't shop there. They're in the same mall and basically it's one shop but separated by gender and a short walk.
I *think* these were previously the two JC Penneys but I might be wrong.
Tom
H&M tends to do that here: Set up different stores in the same mall to target different customer groups.
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