I went to Shark’s Cove with my visiting cousing Danny and his friends. I’ve been to Shark’s Cove several times even this time of year and I know and understand that the waves can get very big. However, I wasn’t paying attention when a 15-20ft wave crashed on the far side of the cove. I had no time to prepare and grab something and I was promptly swept up the side of the wall and dumped on the other side into the lagoon. The result was heaps of blood gushing out of me from the scrapes and punctures on my back and leg. Danny and the others wondered what happened to me, only seeing a slipper floating in the aftermath were shook up pretty good. But I called them from the other side and told them where I was.
Here’s a google maps link of Shark’s Cove when the tide is down and there are now waves.
Me getting hit by the wave probably looked something like this:
of course I would have been on the opposite side of the rocks and then tossed over like a doll.
Here’s some more photos me me and how I looked. People from all over heard about it and I got crazy dm’s, posts, and comments, thank you guys so much for your support and help. Thanks to the life guards at Waimea Bay and especially to Katherine Finches for fixing me up later at the hospital and at her house the next night. I’m still bleeding a little and my back and leg are pretty messed up but it was definitely fun and a rush.
Thanks to Ryan, and Mouseplanet.com, I had the wonderful privilege to attend the Blessing/Ground Breaking Ceremony for the New Disney Resort to open in Ko’Olina Hawaii. You can read about the article at Mouseplanet.com.
It was incredibly awesome and one of the best displays and hula performances I’ve ever seen ever. So much energy and fun!
Here are some Hula photos:
Above is Jay Rasulo, Chairman of Disney’s Parks and Resorts
Above is Djuan Rivers. Djuan is the Vice President Disney Vacation Club and Resort, Hawaii
This is a model of the resort
Here’s a video below of the grand finale, sorry about quality I recorded it on my iphone: