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Old Hawaii
Hi Everyone,
This morning Angela and I took a ferry from Lahaina Harbor to Kaunakakai, the largest city on the island of Molokai. Molokai is known as the friendly isle because there are only 6000 people staying here on the island. Throughout the island, there are not street lights, just a few stop signs. The only chain stores here are 1 …
Tour of the Eastern Molokai
Hi Everyone,
Since today is Sunday, the tours are closed, I decided to go wtih Angela to the Sunday morning mass. The Catholic church is next to this beautiful coconut grove. I am surprised to learn that the Catholic weekly mass the same around the entire world..wow so that means we can attend Sunday mass even if we are traveling.
Moloka'i - What Will We Do Today?
... taken about 2 hours. I took a shower, fixed some lunch (rice pudding) and we were back on the beach again at our milepost 20 favorite spot. We had a fun and took turns swimming with Linnea was in the water pretty much the entire time. Came back to the house and Linnea and I went out on the beach and built my best stone sand castles yet. I made a pretty cool arch of rocks, and a rock tower and my own rock fare. I husked a coconut, then shelled it, ...
Nothing if You Haven't Paid
... dozens of groups, but there was no one there. Then we got out to the longest continuous beach in all of Hawai'i to find only one other group. It wasn't a swimming beach, it was hot, and so we turned around after a few pictures and drove back home. We went to the beach we were at yesterday and spent the rest of the day snorkeling and Linnea getting used to swimming with a plastic donut under her arms. Same thing for dinner as last night, then bed. Weird ...
South-East Maui to South Moloka'i
... Still on the move, we started to ascend back up to 3000 feet again and then we wrapped around another corner (ridge) of Maui where the slopes face west again and we enter into the Makawao district. We passed through some nice small villages. The weather has been overcast and hazy all day, what the visitors call VOG, volcanic fog from Hawaii. We tried to do some shopping in Makawao - because there were a bunch of nice stores and shops there, but we ...
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“ Dead rat anyone? ”
Reviewed May 14, 2011
Beautiful ocean view. NO AC super HOT. The living room stunk like something just died, well after some short investingation, a dead rat. Call front service, no response. Next morning the maid came to clean up said we put the rat there ??? They she said the rat is normal, they don't cause diseases ??? What ??? The front desk don't care about the customers, as soon as we arrived there were already people at the front desk complaining, she looked at them and sneered ??? DO NOT STAY HERE !!!
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