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KAUNAKAKAI

"He wore a malo and a coconut hat One was for this and the other for that All the people shouted as he went by He was the cockeyed mayor of Kaunakakai He wore a lei and he wore a smile He drank a gallon of oke to make life worthwhile Then he made ’em laugh ’till he made them cry He was the cockeyed mayor of Kaunakakai" R. Alex Anderson wrote ...>>

KALAUPAPA

Among the chapters in Hawaii’s history, few are as poignant as the story of>>

MOLOKAI

Sometimes, paradise is best appreciated for what’s missing.On Moloka‘i, for>>

CAMPING MOLOKAI

Although Molokai offers a wealth of excellent camping opportunities, there is ...>>

GRAND WAILEA

Fronting Wailea Beach on the island of Maui’s southwest shore, the Grand Wailea>>

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