Pig skin, drug dealers and sunset, Day 3 in Maui

Sunday, Day 3. Woke up early again, and had 7:30 buffet at the Longboard restaurant. Then church at 9am. There were probably 500 people in the sacrament meeting. Carsen saw a relative. I had the perfect view: palm trees on my right, the speakers straight on, and the ocean view on my left. I call this my perfect storm.

Early morning buffet before church. The winner was oatmel with brown sugar, macadamia nuts, roasted coconut, butter and cream. Low calorie, most definitely but it gave us strength for the sacrament meeting.


After church we drove to Lahaina for a nice Sunday stroll. This is in the Lahaina park with the huge Banyan tree that is the size of the city block.


And here are the obedient children climbing the Banyan tree.

I can only guess what you are saying about this pig skin rotting nicely on a railing. We were surprised as well. Not sure what the meaning was. His friend "blackie" was next to him, propped up like this one. After passing these two pigs, around the bend was a drug dealer "Pablo" selling pot. I wanted to take a picture of him but the two men (Greg and Rod) in the van were adamant that I could get shot if I did such a thing. If no picture, then just imagine two guys standing in the middle of nowhere holding up a bag of pot, and with the other hand showing how to smoke it. Needless to say, we didn't stop. We guessed that maybe the pigs were a sign for "pot ahead".

Sunset barbeque at the Beachwalk cafe.

At the end of the day, we witnessed this postcard worthy sunset from our hotel grounds. Aloha! Tomorrow: hiking the waterfalls and snorkeling in Hanalua.