Traveling the Islands It's Best to Have a Plan B

The Weatherman Said Rain

 

 

We all know, sometimes they are not the sharpest saws in the tool-shed.

So, when we saw the sun shining on the other side of Okinawa, that's where we went.

This spot in Yomitan is a great place for photography.

Someday, I'm gonna get a gal with a kimono to dance out there and take some photos.

When the wind picked up and the skies started turning grey, it was time to move on.

We got caught in a few sprinkles of rain this morning.

So, it was best to think of somewhere else to go with the cameras.

Plan B

 

 

We jumped back in the car and headed south.

Senaga Island was where Doc Graff and I, decided to go to check out a five star place.

The Ryukyu Onsen Senagajima Hotel has this lunch buffet.

And, it was under 20 bucks, for all you can eat.

Flip-flops and cameras were allowed.

So, we figured, it might be a good place to hangout for awhile.

Not wanting them to think, I was some kinda low class person, I only ate twice !

Now, I'm too sleepy to develop all the photos but, will get around to them later.

Next, I better pack away the cameras and get out of here.

Or,  I'll never find a gal crazy enough to wear a kimono and dance on those rocks !

Checkout this restaurant's website.

Weather Will Determine Whether or Not

Flower Fields or Museums ?

 

 

These last few winter days, just before spring breaks out, drive me crazy.

Where we will go with the cameras, depends on Mother Nature.

Weathermen, in Okinawa, I don't pay any attention to, because they are unpredictable, too.

On a Pacific island the weather just happens.

If the day turns out like this, I'll be in the iris fields of Ogimi.

But, if it rains or gets cold and cloudy, I'll shoot something like this museum.

Maybe we should call outdoors, Plan A.

And, indoors, Plan B.

When the sun comes up tomorrow, I'll sniff the air and make a decision.

Which type of travel personality do you have, plan A or B ?