Amazing day Up-Country Maui
Started in Paia, Ho’okipa… Back roads
Ulupalakua, Maui’s Winery, Kenaio…
Wow, was so windy that side gusting 40 plus mph…Wild and beautiful.
Met Paula Fuga at AKL Maui…
Awesome walking tour w Harrison
Surfing Goat Dairy w Loc (He’s good)
Delicious flight of cheese.
Pineapples, mango, apple bananas …
Pineapple wines… Raspberry dessert wine…
Lavender tea and scones for later…
A delicious day on Maui.
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Marilyn Jansen Lopes
http://Mauicountryfarmtours.com
http://www.amaryllisofhawaii.com
March 17, 2012 | Categories: Farms, Hawaii, Hawaiian Flowers, Maui, Maui Country Farm Tours, Uncategorized | Tags: Ag-tourism, farms, Hawaii, Maui | Leave A Comment »
Today I got to meet Camille!
We were in Kailua on a business trip when Marianne @DaMews mentioned Camille’s on Wheels would be behind Walgreens 11-2 off Uluniu, where we were for breakfast at Cinnamon’s. (That was a great place too) There are so many small shops in the area and I loved “Cottage” and the Antique Store next to Cinnamon’s.
Camille was serving great looking tacos and the bread pudding below looked awesome! It’s called Capirotada.
Camille had worked with Peter Merriman decorating his restaurant.
I admire her and all the Food Truck entrepreneurs. Hoping the parking situation works out in favor of these small businesses of Oahu, ASAP.
Look for Camille’s on Wheels in Kailua.
808 283-9131
Marilyn Jansen Lopes
http://Mauicountryfarmtours.com
http://www.amaryllisofhawaii.com
March 15, 2012 | Categories: Food Trucks, Hawaii, Hawaii cooks, Hawaii foods | Tags: Camille's on Wheels, Honolulu Foodies, Kailua, Oahu | Leave A Comment »
May 21, 2011 | Categories: Amaryllis How Does Your Garden Grow?, Amaryllis of Hawaii Loves To Cook, farming, Farms, Hawaii, Hawaii eco tourism, Hawaii foods, Maui, Maui Country Farm Tours, Uncategorized | Tags: Kula Country Farms, pie tweetup, pies | Leave A Comment »
Watching a Hilo Halau with twenty-one dancers is such a beautiful
display of color and energy. Lots of red color tonite! Satin, velvet,
ti-leaf or raffia skirts… Hawaiian hair ..long wavy.. Kinky or
braided and let out…gorgeous smiles of dancers that tell their
story…
April 11, 2010 | Categories: Hawaii, Hula, Merrie Monarch Festival, `Auana | Leave A Comment »
Ten Things I Love About Maui:
• Tradewinds: They blow the air so clean! This is always soothing and refreshing to my spirit.
• Clouds: Maui has the most amazing clouds.
They move quickly taking on magnificent shapes in the sky and by mid afternoon daily there are always clouds heading up Haleakala! (Our mountain)
• The Lifestyle: Maui is rural, it’s country it’s about the ocean and fishing and all the activities of the sea.
• The food: Surrounded by the sea in the most isolated group of islands in the world is special enough but Maui feels like a hot spot in the universe for gourmet Pacific Rim Cuisine. Chefs abound. We have the freshest fish and fresh vegetables and herbs are grown year round in the rich volcanic soil and cool air of the mountain.
• The People are so kind!
Wherever I go from the Post Office to the grocery store people take the time to be genuinely kind. It is very comforting to be treated this way wherever I go on Maui.
• Hana is a touch of old Hawaii. I worked as a nurse for two and a half years in Hana by the sea. I felt a true sense of belonging here because of the friendliness of the people. Within two weeks people were calling me by my first name at Hasegawa’s store.
• The Beauty is found wherever you go on Maui!
Just look up into the sky or out to sea or into a deep valley at Iao in the West Maui Mountains. Long stretches of land with no houses calm the nerves and green sugar cane goes on for miles and miles.
• Tropical plants and flowers are amazing. I love growing my own bananas, papayas and lilikoi (passion-fruit) vines. Everything is so available at The Maui Swap Meet and open markets on Maui.
• Maui is small but yet it feels spacious. There is room to breathe. The small town feeling makes it comfortable and the proximity of everything makes life simple.
• Maui has some of the most beautiful beaches. There is so much variety from white sand to black sand and the red sand beach.
• Elegant Resorts: One can visit the most elegant resorts minutes away then return to the down to earth lifestyle of Maui having experienced the best of both worlds in Hawaii.
Just some of the things I love about Maui
Everyday I love it more, the relaxed feeling I remember when I first fell in love with Maui back in 1973 is still here with me. Though life speeded up and the island has changed, when I sit still and feel the breeze, let my cares go, and take in the amazing energy that is Maui I thank God for allowing me to live in such a beautiful place!
Aloha friends,
~ Marilyn
The Artful Hawaiigirl
If you haven’t visited lately make a plan to come to Maui.
Those of you who live here, Aloha fellow islanders.
Inspiring You To Make Dreams Come True…
January 21, 2010 | Categories: Beaches, Hana, Hawaii, Island Life, Maui, Wai`anapanapa photos | 4 Comments »
