Tuesday, December 10, 2013

49) Helicopter Tour - 10th December

Leigh-Ann's "List for Life" is getting close to being fulfilled.

Her list wasn't too tough in the first place which is a reflection of what she is like.

Whereas many people would want to go into outer space, meet Barack Obama, play tennis against Bjorn Bjorg, have a confession with the Pope and spend their last days in the Ritz Hotel, Leigh-Ann has been happy going on a sailing boat and seeing old friends!


We went on a helicopter tour today. This was not on her list but something that Leigh-Ann thought would be really exciting. It was.



It was only around 45 minutes but we flew from Maui to the neighbouring island of Molokai with a population of around 4,800. It is sparsely inhabited, blanketed by rain forest and totally un-commercialised. The tallest waterfall in Hawaii (2,500 feet) and also the tallest sea cliffs in the world are on the island and it was spectacular.

Afterwards we wanted to buy a video of our tour. When the girl explained it would have to be posted and might take a month, I had to explain why this might be too late. She understood.

We got it within ten minutes.

Leigh-Ann's quote of the day: "I must remember to put suncream on. I don't want to get skin cancer."

3 comments:

  1. Leigh-Ann, I love that you went for a helicopter ride!!!! Oh my goodness the water and the mountains and the islands must have looked just amazing!!!!! I'm so happy for you!!!!
    Love you Leigh-Ann and big hugs to you!!!!

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  2. Well done you two ... I've had 2 helicopter rides .... I was terrified the first time but it was such a thrilling experience. Not as pretty as yours I'm sure. keep going with all these new experiences LA ... Get them all packed in. love you lots. Lx

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  3. I am so happy and heart felt glad you enjoyed the helicopter tour. As every day for me I see the islands differently. One of my favorite things to do is share it. Bless you Leigh-Ann. You are strong. Stay strong and enjoy every minute. With all my Aloha.... Your pilot, Dave

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