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Friday Fotos — looking out from Halona Blowhole

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Looking east from the Halona Blowhole

Sandy Beach viewed from the Halona Blowhole
The Halona Blowhole was a dud during our visit, but the views were fabulous..

We’d heard the Halona Blowhole was something great to see. A Do Not Miss while on O‘ahu. That might be true if you’re there at high tide. We were unfortunate enough to be at the blowhole during low tide. It’s the only reason I can think of for the lack of activity. Having seen Kauai’s Spouting Horn on many occasions, I was disappointed when there wasn’t a big plume. Ah well, maybe next time…

However, even though the blowhole wasn’t doing much, the surrounding views did meet our expectations. Here’s just one example of those beautiful blue waters and sandy shores. As you can see, Sandy Beach is not far away. If you want to see what the view looks like from the opposite direction, check out my Sandy Beach photo from a few weeks ago.

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I started out as a skip tracer. Just in case you don’t know, that’s the guy who finds the people who don’t want to be found. It was the little things—getting paid to lie—that made skip tracing the fun part of the job.

Those years of chasing deadbeats taught me many valuable life lessons, such as liars come from all walks of life, and always keep your car in the garage.

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  2. Cecelia says

    Looked like a good day for snorkeling.

    Next, go when the tide is changing. That’s when it is most impressive. But don’t stand too close!

    • Terry says

      Hi Cecelia, unfortunately, we had only one day and one time that we could make it. I was surprised because Spouting Horn on Kaua‘i is always active, though better at times due to the tides. I’m guessing that when the tides come in, Halona is very impressive.