
It was super cute, and I like anoles -- left overs from having three as pets as a kid. And for a bit it looked like we were going to have a moment.

But instead, I think he just didn't want me around.

But, when it rained I headed inside. I did catch a nice silhouette shot, though.

After dinner, I snagged a couple of shots of the Matson freighter and a much more interesting ship covered with giant golf balls.

The Pacific Tracker

This ship has had an interesting and diverse life. If you'd like to read more, here's a really good article about this ship's history. And here is the ship's listing on Shipspotting.com.
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