Bellows

We planned to drive today Valentine’s Day. We started in Waikiki, walked a little bit and decided to have coffee. But the coffee shop we went to is full so we just decided to drive some more, stopped at Makapuu and check the Rabbit Island view. There were also lots of tourists there so to avoid the crowd we drove some more and ended up at Bellows. This beautiful view is taken from Bellows AFB at Waimanalo. I just love the color of the ocean and the skies. It was a little bit cloudy but nice.

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