Amazing Pace Now Slowed

I'm writing this final post from my own couch, having arrived home this afternoon. 

Everyone wants to know the highlight of our month long, three country, adventure. The answer is easy - seeing old friends - Pam & Bruce, Vic and her parents and making new friends - Sarah, Nicholas, Cathleen, Marc, Jo, Gareth, and Bob!

We feel so fortunate to have had people along to way to host us - share stories and laughter, organize activities for us, keep us safe, fed and pointed in the right direction!

Thank you everyone!

Vic and I are keeping our capes for future adventures! I encourage the rest of you to don your own capes. Send me a photo!

Take care everyone!

Good-bye Vic & Bob

Thanks for EVERYTHING!!!

Emelia's Mom, Lisa and brother, Jack were waiting for us at the airport in Vancouver. 

Emelia has to get up at 3:00 am to catch a flight to Arizona with her family for the rest of the week - globetrotter!

Bellows's Beach

Later, Vic and Bob scooped us up at the top of the hill so we could go back to Bellow's Airforce base and use their private beach. One last chance to swim and try out the new boogie boards.

What a great finish to an epic trip!

When we were at Bellow's on Wednesday I lost my thumb split and then on Monday I found it!

Hanaumi Bay

Vic dropped us in the morning at Hanaumi Bay to do some snorkeling. 

It was sooooooo beautiful!

We saw a mongoose drinking from a fountain. We thought it was cute but they are pests. 

We saw sooooo many fish!!! It's a bit of a hassle to get to the park but well worth it. 

Getaway Car

Vic and I finally have a car to go with our capes. 

Super heroes with a cool ride!

Dinner at the Williams'

Rianna and Willie had us over for dinner last night. 

Lots of stories and laughter!

More Pics of our Ride

Willie actually has five MG's in his collection. Four are here in Hawaii and one is at his son's place in California. Willie goes to classic car conventions/rally in New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the US mainland. He has won many awards, including "Best in Show."

He showed us pictures of the MG his parents gave him for his 16th birthday. Later, he searched serial numbers of MG's in the US - found it and had it restored and thus, began his collection.