Leap
Day is the perfect time to “Take a Leap”, whether it is a flying one or driving
one. Planes, trains, or automobiles, the
journey can often be just as fun especially when you are exploring local places
with fresh eyes.
My
exposure to travel growing up was exactly like my exposure to different foods,
almost nonexistent. The first trip to
any Disney theme park for this Mickey fanatic was when I was 17, right before I
was about to start college. So it seems
a bit ironic that what I have been deprived of early on is what I am most
passionate about now. On the flip side,
maybe without that deprivation, I would never have gained this deep
appreciation that so many others tend to take for granted.
About
15 years ago, I decided to make it a goal to see all 50 states and had been
doing a decent job at that until I discovered Hawai`i .
My husband’s lack of vacay and my love for Mau`i - https://www.101words.org/my-love/ meant
that I became stagnant in that goal but began an immersion into that beautiful
rock in the Pacific. It baffles most
people that there is anything left to explore or try after spending an
equivalent of about 6 months there over the years. Although there are Old Maui Favorites that I
make an effort to return to, rest assure that I always seem to discover a list
of New Maui Finds as well. A big benefit
of returning again and again is finding and trying the newer things before it
becomes mainstream. We went zip lining
with Skyline Hawai`i in Upcountry when it was
the first and only zip line operator in the United States . We went on the Maui Gold Pineapple Tour when
they still had their operations in West Maui
and was only $25 per person including your free pineapple.
So
follow me Around the Bay and Away and hope you will discover some new places before
everyone else does!
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