Comments on: Now that’s dedication http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/ Life in Honolulu: it's not all pineapples and mai tais. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:23:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Eric http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-420 Eric Sat, 15 Apr 2006 08:14:41 +0000 http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-420 Ah. Got it. I didn't pay much attention to where the 4WD track ended, because I never expect to drive past the trailhead myself. I'm flattered that you like my hike stories and pics. I have been a slug this winter but now that it's finally drying out, I hope to get back on the trails. Ah. Got it. I didn’t pay much attention to where the 4WD track ended, because I never expect to drive past the trailhead myself.

I’m flattered that you like my hike stories and pics. I have been a slug this winter but now that it’s finally drying out, I hope to get back on the trails.

]]> By: Terry http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-419 Terry Sat, 15 Apr 2006 08:10:16 +0000 http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-419 Eric, I did not mean the trailhead at the top of Waialae Iki V, but the trailhead at the second boot-swiping station where the 4-wheel drive turnaround is located. From that trailhead, the hike is not that far. I mention Board of Water Supply (or Na Ala Hele) as a matter of whoever has the key to that gate. Granted, Jeff is a dedicated worker and he probably got really, really wet. Maybe if I were working, I would look at it differently. I think it is the miserable times and the challenge that make it all worthwhile. Off the subject, when are you going to hit the trails again? I have your webpage bookmarked and would like to see some new hikes. Take care. Eric,

I did not mean the trailhead at the top of Waialae Iki V, but the trailhead at the second boot-swiping station where the 4-wheel drive turnaround is located. From that trailhead, the hike is not that far. I mention Board of Water Supply (or Na Ala Hele) as a matter of whoever has the key to that gate.

Granted, Jeff is a dedicated worker and he probably got really, really wet. Maybe if I were working, I would look at it differently. I think it is the miserable times and the challenge that make it all worthwhile.

Off the subject, when are you going to hit the trails again? I have your webpage bookmarked and would like to see some new hikes. Take care.

]]> By: Eric http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-409 Eric Tue, 11 Apr 2006 18:43:02 +0000 http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-409 Errr... what does the BWS have to do with this? And even if he drove to the trailhead at the top of Waialae Iki -- which I expect he did -- it was still two and a half miles from there, up the mountain trail, in nasty wet weather. I'd say that was <i>not</i> "not too bad". Errr… what does the BWS have to do with this? And even if he drove to the trailhead at the top of Waialae Iki — which I expect he did — it was still two and a half miles from there, up the mountain trail, in nasty wet weather. I’d say that was not “not too bad”.

]]> By: Terry http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-406 Terry Tue, 11 Apr 2006 12:25:59 +0000 http://www.hawaiistories.com/eric/2006/03/30/now-thats-dedication/#comment-406 Maybe the had the connection with the BWS and Na Ala Hele and 4WD all the way to trailhead. Not too bad then, huh? Maybe the had the connection with the BWS and Na Ala Hele and 4WD all the way to trailhead. Not too bad then, huh?

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