Up in the mountains of Moorea, Tahiti

 past the pineapple plantations looking at Cook’s bay must say, Tahitian pineapples are the sweetest pineapples, they are a different variety from any of the other pineapples I’ve ever eaten, so sweet that’s what I love about Tahiti, with these massive volcanic rocks just jutting out to the blue sky and then the tops surrounded with clouds  just like when we went to Tropical north Queensland, these massive tree ferns, the king of ferns, check out the post here from The Daintree  Benji my mountain goat guide woauw, what a view of Opunohu Bay  magical  on the way down again, just had to stop at the spot where we collected the flowers for the photo shoot, as I did not really get any photos of them, as it was pouring with rain on that day ( see post from few days ago )  such an amazing flower and this spot is like a forest of them going back down into the valley to the bay and past the prawn farm  such a magical looking mountain  love it hanging version  been meaning to take a photo of this house all week,  can already imagine sydney real estate advertisement, needs a little t.l.c. loads of character, old world charm 🙂 sunset from Hani Haring HQ rooftop nice colours looking towards Opunohu Bay and big sail cruise boat heading out looks nice  oh woauw, can see the streaks of the last rays of light we head down to have a quick surf check of Beachcomber before it gets too dark, and what a sight, nice swell rolling inwith the cruise boat sailing out to sea, and look at those lefts, looking forward to tomorrow’s surf