TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS March, 2002 – Issue #10 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI RECYCLED OIL PROMOTION Bob hands out free oil containers on behalf of Maui County’s Oil Recycling program on March 23 CHANT’S BIG ADVENTURE In which Cynthia’s horse, Chant undergoes minor surgery on his right front leg. He suffered a small […]
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS February, 2002 – Issue #9 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI BLUE COLLAR MAN Bob straddles a stack of cardboard in the Flat Bed. This was taken on the north shore by Shaun on a typically beautiful day. WHALE DAY This man is shading the little solar panel to hear the
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS December, 2001 – Issue #7 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI DON’T LOOK NOW Look who we found at the Kahului airport on December 28th! Brother Jim and Father Joe! STILL LIFE WITH SOURDOUGH In which we experiment with sourdough starters – we have a way to go yet. MEANWHILE, BACK
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS November, 2001 – Issue #6 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI CAMILLE IN HER BIRTHDAY BLOUSE – 11/29 I modeled one of the blouses Mom gave me for my birthday on this pretty morning. I’m also wearing the pearls that my Nana gave me so many years ago. BOB POSES FOR
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS October, 2001 – Issue #5 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI OCTOBER SHOWERS This is the rainy season and when the showers let up on this day, we went for a walk down through an adjacent neighborhood. The nice thing about rain in Hawaii is that it isn’t very cold and
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS September, 2001 – Issue #4 BOB AND CAMILLE AT HOME ON MAUI OUR LAST WEEKEND WITH HENRY AND KELLY We were able to get together with Henry and Kelly on Saturday and Sunday for some more fun. We played in the surf for hours. Does it look like we’re having a good
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Paradise Lost Or “Pampered” on Guam Guam… “Where America’s Day Begins” Yep, Guam is, geographically, where America’s day begins but it is also where the American Dream ends. Guam is an island territory roughly 30 miles long and 9 miles wide, encompassing a population of about 160,000 people. It sits at about 13 degrees north
Oahu Page One From our first two weeks on Hawaii and back to our last weeks on Guam, here are some of the latest photos: August 22, 1999 – Our first hike on Oahu was up the Maunawili Falls Trail to the Koolaupoko Trail on the windward Koolau Range behind Kaneohe. Camille on the way
O’ahu Album Page Two Camille and her best horse buddy – CP (aka Cow Pony, Camille’s Pony, Cutie Pie or , Chess Piece) Bob in the Marine Corp’s horse hauling rig – returning from a pony gig. Camille on the Old Nuuanu Pali Road – reputedly haunted and one of our favorite hikes. Bob and Camille
O’ahu Album Page Three Our FAVORITE swimming hole – wonderful Waimanalo Bay – not at all like Waikiki. A clear day on Kaneohe Bay – our home is on the right – this is the largest bay in the islands. This is another view of Waimanalo Bay looking South towards Makapu\’u. Mokoli\’i or Chinaman’s Hat
