Love this place.
On this day, the sun was setting right over the point.
This destination is remote.
The “point” is actually a pile of rocks that extend into the ocean.
As the sun sets, they glow.
Turning towards the land you can see the North Shore on your left and the Waianae Mountains running down the west coast on the right.
Love this place.
This story was last modified on May 18, 2013. (Originally published in May 2012.)
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