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sunsets
the sunsets in Hawaii are beautiful. They are a mixture of many different colors. mostly pink, orange, red, or yellow.
traditions
The Hawaiian culture is based on age old legends and superstitions, ranging from traditional gods and goddesses, like Maui. the lie is a very popular piece of costume.
Rain Forests
Rain forests will be fascinating. I would love to go there. Seeing the water falls will be my favorite part.
volcanoes
The volcanoes will be dangerous. Although the colors will be pretty. They will be a mixture of red and orange. I would not want to fall in and get burnt to death.
Hawaii
Scuba Diving
I would love to go scuba diving. It would be so cool just to see a coral reef in person. It would be beautiful. I would love to see the pink and orange coral. And the fish would be fascinating. I just do not know how well the fish might feel might feel on my feet, if they might touch my feet.
surfing
Hawaii is where pro surfer Bethany Hamilton grew up. When she was a teenager her arm got bitten of by a shark. It took her a long time to recover, but now she is a pro surfer. She is a very inspiring person. There may be times when she felt like giving up, but she kept going. She went on mission trips and taught kids how to surf.
seashells
Seashells in Hawaii are beautiful. My favorite ones are the ones that have color on them. I like ones that have pink. One of my favorite parts of the beach are the seashells.
food
The food will be awesome. Me and my dad will love the food. We will love the desserts the most. My brother and sister are very picky eaters, so they will not like the food.
fun facts
Hawaii consists of eight main islands: Nihau, Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe, and the Big Island of Hawaii. Did you know that Hawaii is the only state that grows cofee. The island of Kauai is the fourth largest of the hawaiian islands.
by: Tanner Nestler