(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
It's another beautiful day in the neighborhood.
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It's another beautiful day in the neighborhood.
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
Looking at part of O'ahu's windward coastline.
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Looking at part of O'ahu's windward coastline.
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
Hilo does not look anything like this today, as we are on 🌀hurricane watch.
(My photo)
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
Hilo does not look anything like this today, as we are on 🌀hurricane watch.
(My photo)
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Mauna Loa in the background... Coconut Island and the
(now damaged) foot bridge leading to it. Some fool decided to drive a small excavator over to the island and the bridge collapsed. Now no one can go there till it is fixed.
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Mauna Loa in the background... Coconut Island and the
(now damaged) foot bridge leading to it. Some fool decided to drive a small excavator over to the island and the bridge collapsed. Now no one can go there till it is fixed.
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
Hilo's Rainbow Falls... what it usually looks like, vs. what it can look like after a tropical storm. I don't know how it looks today, but I can guess. I live about a mile away from the falls.
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Hilo's Rainbow Falls... what it usually looks like, vs. what it can look like after a tropical storm. I don't know how it looks today, but I can guess. I live about a mile away from the falls.
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
It's a beautiful day in Hawai'i nei, and the sun is out.
[The literal translation of “Hawai'i Nei” is “this Hawai'i” or “our Hawai'i”, the Hawaiian Islands.]
(Hawaiian equivalent of ‘good morning’)
It's a beautiful day in Hawai'i nei, and the sun is out.
[The literal translation of “Hawai'i Nei” is “this Hawai'i” or “our Hawai'i”, the Hawaiian Islands.]