For nearly a week we camped out on the North Shore, calling Malaekahana Beach Campground our home. We rented a tiny green cabin, or hale, right on Malaekahana Beach, complete with our own private ocean access. Our basic accommodations were simple, but they more than fulfilled our needs. We spent all our time outdoors anyway, playing in the water, watching sunsets and moonrises, and sitting on our deck eating fruit.
Once we reached the North Shore, ultimate laziness set in. All we wanted to do, all day, every day, was eat Drive to Ted's Bakery for coffee and breakfast, fill sacks…
By the time we slipped back into camp the ocean was luminous. The moon was as bright as I've ever seen it and the water looked like silvery shards of glass,…
After a hectic work week (for Sly) and a lazy week of lying on the beach (for me), we left the tourist shops and crowded Waikiki beaches behind, picked up a…