Monday, April 13, 2009

Family Visits at the Tolman Hawaiian Bed & Breakfast

Myron & Sylene at the Polynesian Cultural Center

Janese and Brian at Bellows Beach







Marie, Robert, Eric & Grandpa at the Dole Plantation Pineapple Maze (above)










Christmas Vacation Visitors - Sam, Adam, Annette and Kaia














Ryan, Amy, Sadie, and Brigham at the Temple








Calling ALL Family thru the Island communication system!

Thursday, December 25, 2008

Mele Kalikimaka




Singing with the Family back in Utah on Skype.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Summer in Hawaii

Janese watching Brian boogie board on Bellows Beach






This bench is made out of a tree trunk







Honolulu Hawaii Tabernacle







Ancient temple site above Waimea Bay



Summer in Hawaii - A few pictures for us to remember

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Having fun in Hawaii

The Arizona Memorial (picture taken from Ford Island)


The "Kittyhawk" - Aircraft carrier in Pearl Harbor




This is an ancient site of Royalty birthing area. The rocks are called the "Birthing Stones". I hope the women really didn't have to give birth on the stones. Maybe there was a hut nearby!







There are 3 terraces of rock walls, like a split level home.



We visited 2 historic out-of-the-way Hawaiian sites. The first was an ancient temple site above Waiamea Bay.

Monday, August 4, 2008

Camping on the beach with Marshallese Young Women and Leaders





There was no grass, only sand and dirt, so they used old carpet outside their tents to sit on.


Young Women out boogie boarding.




































Here are some photos taken at the beach camp at Bellows Air Force Base. Also pictured are the tents with the Marshallese branch Young Women and leaders. It was an interesting experience. Elder and Sister Tolman stayed in a cabin on the beach. It was a good choice! (It rained early in the morning and wind was always blowing.)

Sunday, June 29, 2008










It's the best part of Hawaii! PLAY THIS VIDEO!

Aloha


Here is a picture of the light house we hiked to.