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Steve, stepping over the chained bridge, blocking a Tahiti waterfall trail. |
For
us, no island tour is compete without at least attempting one
waterfall hike, if one exists. Click
here for our favorite waterfall hike to date, in Fatu Hiva,
Marquesas, and here
for our most memorable waterfall hike in Daniel's Bay, Nuku Hiva,
Marquesas.
As
you can see are not easily dissuaded....
We
regret not exploring the harder (more time consuming to reach)
waterfalls of Tahiti's verdant interior. Shhh.... Truth be told,
it's tough to beat the waterfall and trails of that other rain forest
we hail from, the Pacific Northwest of Oregon and Washington states.
Here, though, even cold waterfall pools are not snow-fed. We still
haven't quite gotten used to that, but we are determined to keep
trying the waterfalls of the South Pacific.
This
was written while in Cook's Bay Mo'orea, French Polynesia (S17.30.310
W149.49.207). . This was set to post while we're en route to
Huahine. We plan make Bora Bora our last stop in
French Polynesia as our standard 90 day visa expires, July 21st.
After that we're off to American Samoa with a rest stop at Suwarrow,
Cook Islands along the way, weather permitting.
Sidenote
Please
excuse these less than stellar photos. My Macintosh is dead; this is
created using Wayne's PC laptop with minimal image editing software
(no iPhoto images). The plan is to replace my Mac when we get to
American Samoa. That will likely be early August. Still taking
photos and on our adventures so watch for lots of catch up stories
and images (and eventually, video -- lots of short clips)! All photos
taken prior to Tahiti are resting comfortably on my former Mac hard
drive and backup, just waiting to be accessed again.
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