As we waited for our food at lunch, Adam flipped through images on his phone. He uses a program that shows him photos that were taken x-number of years ago today, and today, it displayed a series of pictures from this date in 2009. When he showed me a few of me with Logan, I decided that I wanted to take a family photo (upper left).
Then this evening, we drove out to Polihale State Park to see the sun set over the ocean. Polihale is a gorgeous, lightly-used stretch of super soft sand located on the western shore of Kaua'i (right near the Pacific Missile Range Facility -- Isaac was very concerned that they'd shoot a missile at us). The beach ends as the majestic mountains of the NaPali coast rise up from the Pacific.
The only issue with Polihale is that getting to it requires a bumpy ride down a five-mile stretch of pothole-pocked dirt road. But we made it, and the kids had fun digging in the sand as the light faded. Unfortunately, the skies were largely overcast, but it was still a beautiful scene, and I'm thankful that we got the chance to see it.
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