SUNDAY MEMORIES
Judy Wills
The next day, being Sunday, we wanted to attend a local worship service. There was a Baptist Church in Lahaina, and we decided to attend there.It was a lovely building – without air conditioning, of course – but there were open doors all around the building to let the cool ocean breeze blow through, aided by several ceiling fans. It was a wonderful way to worship – almost like being outdoors.The people were quite friendly, and we enjoyed the service immensely.
After the service was over, we went to lunch at a cute little deli call The Gazebo. We later found out that Fred’s sister and her husband didn’t even know about this deli – even though they had been to Lahaina for many years. We sat at the back side of the deli, and could see the beach all the way around Napili Bay.
After lunch, Dad wanted to show us a sight he had seen before on Maui. It was call the Iao Needle, and is an “erosional remnant” that was formed by wind and rain. During war times, it was used as a lookout spot. There was a way to get up to it – but it had 300 steps to it, so we declined that adventure!
Home and to bed – as we were still getting over our jet lag.
~~~~~More to come~~~~~
Old Things R New 
You have some wonderful memories, Judy. Thanks for sharing.
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Great pictures, Judy. I can tell you were really enjoying yourself.
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