Kauai, the Garden Isle

The famed Kauai red soil
The swinging footbridge over the Hanapepe river	Duh...
Waimea Canyon, described by Mark Twain as "the Grand Canyon of the Pacific."
At the Puu Hinahina Lookout
One of the numerous chicken gangs...	...although one wonders why, if there are cats about!
The Captain Cook Monument in Waimea.  It was here he first set foot in Hawaii in January 1778.  (He was later killed on the Big Island.)	'Opaeka'a Falls
Part of the Hikina A Ka La (the Rising Sun), where those sentenced to be executed could earn the right to leave without harm by performing certain rites prescribed by the priest.  (Of course, they had to first get here without being caught!)
Wailua falls, measured at 173 feet tall
The Kilauea Lighthouse, the northernmost point of the main Hawaiian islands. Built in 1913, it had the largest clamshell lens in existence.	Caves at Ke'e beach
The Spouting Horn blowhole
A valley along the road to Waimea

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