I have already mentioned in prior posts, about how much I love Waimanalo..or if you ask any Hawaiian-- God's Country. It's something about it I feel like if the entire island could be storming somehow Waimanalo would have the only sun peaking through it, maybe even a halo and a double rainbow. It seems to always be looked after, and cared for...the Hawaiians that live there are your bestfriends at the end of the day if you are respectful.. I wouldn't crash a luau but you will most likely get invited to one anyway if you are livin in nalo'. I have luckily paid my dues all through out highschool...they truly are some of the most funniest, hospitable people...not to mention indigenous which I have a lot of respect for. Talk about there being 50 States and being able to say that I come from one of the only states with culture besides Alaska.. There obviously a lot of reasons to love Waimanalo but this post singles out a hidden gem which I am about to disclose... Right next to Waimanalo beach is Bellows Airforce station with a beach similar to Sherwoods/ Waimanalo except if you go far down enough you will come to this awesome little river mouth. It's never too crowded considering it is only open to public on weekends and it is the most ideal first wave for a keiki. Perfect little baby ripples to boogie on down. This is what we did today, laughed, bathed, soaked, loved and surfed under the celestial Hawaiian sun. This is what life is about..
