
The guide on our boat tour said this was the fourth most popular photographed spot in the world. (Makes me wonder what the other three might be?) The Na Pali Coastline is home to many movie locations including Jurassic Park and King Kong (1976).
I know it’s corny, but one reason Kauai was on my bucket list was because of this scene.
If you would like to see a professional video of the famous Na Pali coast, check this out.
Nothing corny about that, Cindy. That’s an amazing place. So lush and tropical!
Best wishes, Pete. x
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The power of movies!
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Apparently there are lots and lots and lots of people turning up somewhere in Northern Ireland to see where Game of Thrones was filmed. That might conceivably one of the top ones, although it will probably be a one day wonder.
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Oh, really? I did not know it was filmed there. First place that popped into my mind was the Eifel Tower.
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I understand this is quite popular – and I can surely see why!
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Nothing short of jaw-dropping. Best part is much of the island is protected so we humans don’t screw it up by paving paradise with a parking lot.
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It’s about time someone thought to do that!!!!
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An absolutely stunning shot! Thanks as well for sharing the videos!
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My pleasure! It’s not hard to take a beautiful shot of a beautiful spectacle, is it? The video is great for those who have never been there.
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I love that you included that for perspective – I took a helicopter ride on the island of Kauai where they filmed some great outdoor mountain shots as well!
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I was thinking of taking the helicopter ride–it’s very popular–but I splurged instead on the snorkeling small boat ride. Next time! 🙂
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I’m sure snorkeling in this waters was sublime as well – what a terrific trip you are having, glad it’s a great celebration!
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Thank you heartedly, John! We both share a love for traveling. You’ve been around, too. It’s nice to know a fellow traveler who sees traveling as celebrating life. Stay tuned. More adventures this summer yet to come!
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Can’t wait to see and hear! Glad you are having such a wonderful adventure!
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OK I’m packing my bags!
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🙂 I bet with your camera you’d capture the beauty of the island beautifully.
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You’re doing a great job with yours!
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Ta, my friend.
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Great post 🙂 That is a beautiful picture of the Na Pali Coast 🙂 Not only did I love that Jurassic Park video, but I especially loved that Amazing Planet video of it that showed it in every single detail of it’s glory 🙂 The music in the background was fitting as well 🙂 Anyway, keep up the great work as always 🙂
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Hi John. Yes, the video of Amazing Planet is well done. It’s really that gorgeous there. I am very happy we went.
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P.S. I just e-mailed you regarding the names of directors we can cover. Only pick one though 🙂
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That is super gorgeous Cindy. 🙂
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Isn’t though? I’m sure you’d appreciate it. I envy you your position on the globe. I bet you’ve been to Tahiti or the Cook Islands or Fuji. Do tell!
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Fiji yes, the usual exotics no. Philippines, Indonesia, Guam Saipan and those other remote islands were part of my responsibility for ten years along with the East Asia Pacific. I can remember flying from Davao in South Philippines to Borneo in a small plane flying at a height where you can appreciate the beauty of the Pacific. Unfortunately because of strong headwinds we were anxious as it looked like we could run out of fuel. That was stressful. On some of those islands important staging points in the Pacific War I’ve walked over old airstrips with trees growing all over them and seen thousands of barrels of fuel rotting at the side of the tarmac. Potential for major pollution in future I’d imagine. Hopefully they were empty drums. It was sobering to visit Jaya Pura (Place of victory in Sanskrit) and see the memorials to General Macarthur’s thrust toward the Philippines. Much more sobering than reading a book about it to actually see places that figured so much in that saga.
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What amazing adventures you have had! Thank you for sharing.
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Amazing, I’m envious. Funnily enough I watched the 1976 King Kong for the first time just last month. Oh to be there.
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Well, I have one last batch of photos. I’m guessing people are probably getting sick of them. Anyway, I appreciate your commenting. Most people I know enjoy traveling. Nothing better than to compare notes and find out what the other person found cool about their trip.
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I don’t get tired of your photos. On a wet English afternoon it’s nice to be transported somewhere exotic.
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Thank you my friend. My family thinks I’m bragging.
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I’m not surprised by that fact. And I do wonder where the others are. Beautiful, Cindy.
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Thanks much, Jennie. It was a great experience.
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You’re welcome, Cindy.
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This is magnificent!
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It was a spectacular visit all around. I hope we can go back some day. Thanks, Abbi!
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Truly exquisite images. I would LOVE to visit there.
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I highly recommend it. Thanks for stopping by, Keith.
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stole my breath away
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