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Puppy in Hawaii

Image by NathanaelB
A puppy we met at Kolekole beach park just out of Hilo on our last day on the Big Island. Her mother died when she was 2 weeks old, just a baby.

The original owner couldn't handle the puppies without their mother so had to get rid of them. So we met the new owner taking this pup out for a walk. She's going to get her trained as a service dog.

Unfortunately it's common for dogs to not be well looked after in Hawaii ... owners will simply rope them to a pole in the yard. No exercise, no stimulation, no play.

But not this puppy! Very playful, and an owner who understood how to raise a puppy properly.

Although this puppy was also a little bitey ... nipped me a few times, and made Jenny's hand bleed a bit. But besides that, a lot of fun! We'll remember this particular little puppy.

Overview: I went to Hawaii with my girlfriend Jenny aka Allyeska for three weeks in July-August 2009. We spent a couple of days in O'ahu, almost a week on Kaua'i, a couple of days on Moloka'i, four days on Maui and a week on the Big Island.

See where this picture was taken. [?]

Bob Jackson Bike-1

Image by LightenUpBikes
So, there I was, taking pictures of the goats from my Mundo (I had it loaded with an Eastern Metalhead) and a guy rode up on this. He was interested in the Mundo. I was interested in this beauty!

Bob Jackson Bike-2

Image by LightenUpBikes
So, there I was, taking pictures of the goats from my Mundo (I had it loaded with an Eastern Metalhead) and a guy rode up on this. He was interested in the Mundo. I was interested in this beauty!

Bob Jackson Bike-3

Image by LightenUpBikes
So, there I was, taking pictures of the goats from my Mundo (I had it loaded with an Eastern Metalhead) and a guy rode up on this. He was interested in the Mundo. I was interested in this beauty!

I'm back, baby!

Image by Loozrboy
All right, I finally gave up on being reunited with my ill-fated camera and replaced it with one that's pretty much the same.

Here for you enjoyment is the very first third* picture I took with it, an ill-framed shot of a bunch of bikes like the one I was riding when I lost the old camera :P

(* The first picture I took was of a card containing my contact info lest I should ever be parted from this camera as well. And the second was a less-crooked attempt at the first.)