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Pearl HarborArchive For August, 2011
We adapted these ten travel questions from the Lonely Planet blog and tailored it to your next Hawaii vacation. 1. What are your interests? Hawaii has just about everything you need, save for a bobsledding team. It’s true, if you’re an outdoor enthusiast you could go snowboarding, surfing, downhill biking, hiking, kayaking, snorkeling..all on the [...]
Want to know what we’re up to? It’s easy! You can find us on all your favorite social media platforms! Facebook The main event. Here’s where 13,000 of you come together to talk about Hawaii, comment on our photos, and ask us questions! Google+ How could we not resist? Google’s social network has us testing [...]
The name alone can be quite intimidating: Halema’uma’u Crater. Containing many vowels, 2 apostrophe’s, and no clear direction on how to pronounce the word. The beauty that comes from the Halema’uma’u crater at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and from actually saying the word, creates a lasting memory of Hawaii. How exactly do you say that [...]
When we visited the Shim Coffee Farm in Kula, Maui last month, farmer Casey Shim greeted us with a big, friendly smile. He wanted to share his knowledge of processing organic coffee with us. His one-man farm operation keeps Casey busy throughout the summer. He’s got a thorough operation at his farm, and the results [...]
Most visitors think that the Nuuanu Pali Lookout is just a magnificent view of the windward side of Oahu. It is certainly a gorgeous view, and befitting that Mark Twain once remarked that it was “the most beautiful view in the world.” But this gorgeous spot was also site to one of the bloodiest battles [...]
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