Hiking and the thin air caused all of us to gain a deep hunger. It
took us quite a bit of time to get down from the summit, so we had plenty of
time to look up where we wanted to eat. After a little research, we all agreed
on the Kula Lodge. It had a great mountain view overlooking the ocean villages.
The grounds of the place were sprawled with a plethora of tropical flowers and
bushes. Far better than the lavender farms flora we saw the other day.
The restaurant had outside seating that was somewhat unique. They
had seven round tables, with covered gazebos stacking differently along one of
their floral paths. Topping the path, was a brick fire oven where they cooked
the pizzas. They had me at the fire oven, so LT and I ordered one of their
pizzas. Olivia got a Maui Onion Soup, along with a salad and Anna did the same
minus the soup.
When in Kula – order a lime pie! I think that is a saying – anyway
if not, it was this afternoon. The pie was yummy! Once we shoved the pie in our
pie holes, we hopped across the parking lot to their general store where we
picked up a few things. 
Back on the road and off we
went to go watch Surfing Goats - not really! But we did go visit the Surfing
Goats Dairy farm. We didn’t need to drive far as it was only around 6 miles
away. We attempted to go to the place on the 4th, but they ended up being
closed for the holiday. Today, however, they were opened.
We opted for the 3:30pm tour, otherwise known as the “Goat Milking
Tour”. Everyone had a ball! The highlight was – you guessed it – milking the
goats. Each of us spent a couple of moments pulling on the tit! Did a little
taste testing and then we were off to the races – feeding time – another highlight!
We had a great time at the farm!
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