Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
We had a down pour and then the sun came out and I took photos of these beautiful Hibiscus with rain drops on them! I love Hibiscus, they are so elegant.
Photo taken with my iPhone 5s.

Lihue, Hawaii
They grow things big in Hawaii, look at this Sea Snail. Sea Snail is a common name for snails that normally live in saltwater, they are marine gastropods with shells. Some of these are edible, oh yummy! I am so glad I didn’t accidentally step on it!
Photo taken with my Canon 50D camera.
Kauai, Hawaii
I didn’t expect to spend my first night in Kauai, in the Emergency Room of the hospital! That’s what happens when you fall on a treadmill and get thrown into an elliptical! OUCH! This happened just hours before we left for Hawaii! Made it though, but by the evening there was lots of pain, so I got checked out!. Nothing too serious, a broken rib which will heal in time. What a place to recuperate in! LOVING HAWAII!
Photo taken with my iPhone 5s.
Poipu, Kauai, Hawai’i
When I am out taking photos, many times, I carry with me a small spray bottle so when I want to give a fresh, new effect, I can spray water on a flower. This water livens up the flower and adds so much! Of course, natures way with rain drops works the same and is better. It had rained thru the night, as you can see by the rain drops on this hibiscus.
Camera used: GoPro HERO5 Black

Riviera Maya, Mexico
There were two Iguana’s near us, or I should say, we saw two Iguana’s near us, who knows how many more were in the bushes. There are a lot of them in this part of the world! Surprisingly, they say that Iguana’s are very intelligent, considering the size of their brains. Iguanas can be toilet trained, learn tricks, and even find their way home when lost.
Photo taken with my Canon 50D camera.
Cancun, Mexico
As I was out walking along the beach I saw a man digging in the sand. He was finding Sea Turtle Eggs and collecting them. They are then put into a protected area where they grow and develop for two months. Once they hatch they are taken out of the sand and at night they are put into the Caribbean Sea. Thousands of Sea Turtles have been saved by doing this, otherwise, the little Turtles are eaten by Seagulls before they make it to the sea. It is pretty awesome!!
Photo taken with my iPhone 5s.