Fellow Horns, asking on a couple of favours from the board as I know the power and experience this board possesses.
1. I am heading to Hawaii next week with my extended family for a holiday. Due to admin constraints (multiple families coming from different locations with young children), we are simply staying in Waikiki for the whole trip. This will be our first overseas trip with both our kids (3 & 1), any recommendations for must do things and more so for activities with our 3 year old son (he loves volcanos / floor is lava or good snorkeling locations as he loves to swim)?
2. I watched TG Maverick over the weekend, what a flick and I’m so glad it avoided the all too common sequel letdown! Given that the Aussie airforce consists of 7 x kites, 12 x paper planes and a couple of spitfires the poms lent us during WW2, I am looking forward to paying my respects at Pearl Harbour as well as pumped to see the Air Force base and air power of the US over there. I don’t suppose anyone has any connections in Hawaii to somehow let a fellow UT alum get a closer look at some planes and stuff I would never see in Australia?
Thanks in advance
1. I am heading to Hawaii next week with my extended family for a holiday. Due to admin constraints (multiple families coming from different locations with young children), we are simply staying in Waikiki for the whole trip. This will be our first overseas trip with both our kids (3 & 1), any recommendations for must do things and more so for activities with our 3 year old son (he loves volcanos / floor is lava or good snorkeling locations as he loves to swim)?
2. I watched TG Maverick over the weekend, what a flick and I’m so glad it avoided the all too common sequel letdown! Given that the Aussie airforce consists of 7 x kites, 12 x paper planes and a couple of spitfires the poms lent us during WW2, I am looking forward to paying my respects at Pearl Harbour as well as pumped to see the Air Force base and air power of the US over there. I don’t suppose anyone has any connections in Hawaii to somehow let a fellow UT alum get a closer look at some planes and stuff I would never see in Australia?
Thanks in advance
