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      A Diary of Our Experience in Hawaii (with additional small photos)

1. Our oceanview home, garden, and orchard in Papa Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii
2. Breakfast and reading A Course In Miracles together, cracking mac nuts, juicing limes
3. Kay S with Pam and Rick. Rick cutting down the Kukui nut tree to make garden space
4. Wild turkeys frequent the orchard and eat papaya skins and seeds
5. The end of the road near Kalapana. Tree trunk and hala fruit molds in the lava
6. The red road, McKenzie State Park and the warm pond at Anakalanui Park
7. Punaluu Black Sand Beach craft stand and lagoon
8. Volcanos National Park lunch and trek through Thurston Lava Tube
9. Viewing the lava flow at the end of Chain of Craters road on a full moon night
10. Lunch at the Hang Ten cafe at the Hilton Waikoloa beside the dolphin lagoon
11. Dolphins performing and interacting with groups of children
12. Seeing the sites at the Hilton
13. On a boat tour of the Hilton grounds enjoying the exotic birds and captain
14. Sunset over the Kohala coast
15. A delightful evening and delicious dinner at the Keei cafe
16. At the Polynesian Cultural Center viewing the Canoe Pageant
17. The Marqueses, Tahitian, and Samoan villages share their cultures and coconut bread with us
18. The Fijian chief performs and welcomes us to his village
19. Participating in the games and observing palm frond weaving of fish and birds
20. The Alii Luau - line up, welcome, opening the imu and removing the roast pig and displaying the menu
21. The spectacular night show at the Polynesian Cultural Center
22. The performers and musicians give their best
23. Can they quench the fire with their grass skirts before they are burned up?
24. The Samoan fire thrower outdid himself and cools off before signing programs
25. Unity Church service closing and Richard Levy who gave a stirring sermon
26. The Hotel Coral Reef in Kapaa, Kauai - oceanfront accommodations with a picnic on the grounds
27. The four of us give this place thumbs up
28. The Kilauea Lighthouse and Wildlife Refuge - eyeing a group of Boobies in the trees
29. Hanalei Valley and the taro fields
30. Hanalei Beach and the silhouette of Puff the Magic Dragon - nightfall at the park at the end of the road
31. A gourmet organic vegetarian dinner at Postcards Cafe in Hanalei - 5 stars
32. Pat Ritchie with the Sjogrens - an Alert Bay connection
33. These two trekkers enjoy the spectacular view of the Waimea Canyon
34. Catching the rainbow in the mist as it drifted into the canyon
35. Lunch with Katie Cassel who coordinates volunteers at Koke'e State Park - Kay M's granddaughters volunteered
36. A break in the clouds allowed us a look into this verdant valley at Kalalau Lookout
37. The Spouting Horn Blowhole near Poipu - how many chicks can you see?
38. Beautiful Poipu Beach - the perfect place for a picnic and dip
39. The lineup in Honolulu waiting for our plane to Molokai - isn't that a snazzy vehicle for these 4 dames?
40. Comfortable accommodations in this garden setting by the sea - a ringside seat at dinner for the sunset
41. The beginning of our experience of Kalaupapa and Father Damien’s service to those with leprosy interred here
42. We were entertained and educated by Richard, the sheriff of Kalaupapa and proprietor of Damien Tours
43. Numerous cemeteries and memorials dot the peninsula attesting to the devastation of Hansen's disease
44. Father Damien, his church and gravestone - a testament to courage, conviction, and compassion
45. The imposing cliffs, an intertwined banyon and date palm tree, rock wall, heiau, and bay at Kalaupapa
46. The protestant church seen through the tinted bus window - a sepia tone from the turn of the century
47. A reclaiming of Hawaiian culture - restoration of a fishpond, one of many on the east coast of Molokai
48. Pu'u Honua O Honaunau, the Place of Refuge, on the Big Island - a canoe shed with fish"net"
49. A turtle makes its way back to the sea after a sun on the sand
50. We savor the peace and forgiveness which is palpable in this refuge - and appreciate another beautiful day
51. Aloha and farewell from this wonderful island adventure

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