Perhaps I have Maui on my mind given my post earlier this week, but when I saw this week’s photo challenge theme (“Green”), the bamboo forest along the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakala National Park immediately came to mind. The Pipiwai Trail had plenty of other “green” images to fill out the rest of the gallery.
Bamboo forest on the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
Along the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
Ocean outlet for the O’heo Gulch Pools (a.k.a. Seven Sacred Pools) ~ Maui
O’heo Gulch Pools (a.k.a. Seven Sacred Pools) ~ Maui
Banyan tree along the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
Bamboo forest on the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
Waimoku Falls at the end of the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
Ocean outlet for the O’heo Gulch Pools (a.k.a. Seven Sacred Pools) ~ Maui
Makahiku Falls overlook on the Pipiwai Trail ~ Maui
If only I could post the haunting sounds the bamboo made as they moved in the breeze, like hundreds of melodic wind chimes in a zen garden, then my post would be complete!
Join the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge by clicking this link for more information and to see others’ responses – “Green” was this week’s theme.
Ciao! ~ Kat
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I really need to visit Hawaii.
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It is such a beautiful state — definitely a bucket list destination! ~ Kat
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Oh, so Hawaii is not all surf? 😉
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In my humble opinion, the best parts are those inland! ~ Kat
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I had no idea bamboo made such a sound as you describe – I’m intrigued. Lovely photos!
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I had never seen bamboo of that magnitude — it was a somewhat haunting yet peaceful sound as we walked. For much of the time we had that section of the hike to ourselves, and could fully enjoy the experience. Thank you, Sid ~ Kat
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wonderful waterfall!
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There’s something about those tall, narrow streams of water emerging from the lush surroundings that never grows old! ~ Kat
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Lovely photos, what I would give to go sit there in peace for a week.
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It would be a wonderful path for reflection for an extended time period ~ Kat
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Stunningly beautiful 🙂 thankyou for sharing 🙂
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Your comment is much appreciated, Jenn! ~ Kat
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I just nominated you for the Sisterhood of the World Bloggers Award. I have enclosed a link to see your name up in lights, and provide you with rules to the acceptance speech. http://pregoandtheloon.wordpress.com/2012/11/21/sisterhood-of-the-world-bloggers-award/?preview=true&preview_id=96&preview_nonce=94e53875c9
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Big and amazing. The waterfall seems to be calling, “Jump in and have the most fun adventure.”
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Wonderful photos of my birthplace. Thanks for reminding me of Maui’s loveliness. It’s been a few years since I’ve been home to visit. 🙂
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It is a beautiful island — glad you enjoyed the photos! ~ Kat
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Reblogged this on hugmamma's MIND, BODY and SOUL and commented:
Had to share these spectacular photos of my birthplace…Maui. It’s been a few years since I’ve visited, so seeing these were like a jog back in time. hugs to blogger friend…travel.garden.eat.
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