Cloudy, cool day with hope for snorkeling at Ke'e Beach at the end of the road to the north shore. Good day to travel but not to beach it. We drove through Kapa'a along the coast and past the mouth of the Wailea River (near where we stayed on our first visit to Kaua'i 20 years ago. The hotel is under a different name and lots of road work along the way. First stop was at the Kailuea Lighthouse - one of our favorite spots on the island. We bought a new senior National Park pass since ours has seemed to disappear (a good investment) and the $10 fee covered the 3 of us. We saw red footed Boobies, Laysan Albatross Red tailed and white tailed Tropicbirds, Frigates and the national bird of Hawaii the NeeNee. The scenery is spectacular, lighthouse museum interesting and the sun came out for a bit enhancing the views There were several Nee Nees both inside and outside of the fences. Albatrosses were both flying above and landing on a grassy field nearby.

Laysan Albatross
We got back in time for an hour in the sun and another lovely sunset, a light supper and another day closer to leaving this beautiful island.
The drive home was sunny and bright...a nice change for the day.
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