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Hawaiian
Island pictures ©0279 Hawaiian Girl |
Hawaiian
Island pictures 0280 Waikiki Sunset |
Hawaiian
Island pictures ©0281 Pu'uhonua Nat Park |
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©0364Black Swans Rainbow Falls |
©0282 Hanauma Beach | ©0283 Kilauea Lighthouse |
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| ©0293 Iao Valley | ©0294 Arboretum |
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See this taro fields panorama as a larger view |
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Hawaii stock photography ©0276, 0277, 0278 Hawaii National Wildlife Reserve |
This Gallery is Mahalo, Hawaii"..."Thank You, Hawaii"
for being such a treat to the eye!!!!
Hawaiian landscapes vary from the soft hills of the
taro paddys in Kauai's "Hawaii National
Wildlife Reserve" to the harsh moonscape of Maui's
"Mt Haleakala and the Silversword".
Your first stop is most likely Oahu. The
"Kualoa Trees" are a treat for you
as well as for the "Bee at the Blossom".
You'll always remember "The Ugly
Fish" in the Waikiki Aquarium. A
"Hawaiian Girl" swims in the
ocean; you, too, can swim at "Hanauma
Beach". When you've absorbed
"Waikiki Bay", and romped
at "Malaekahana Park",
take an inter-island flight through the
"Waikiki Sunset" to Kauai.
For Hawaii's richest wilderness, go to Kauai's
"Na Pali - Kalalau Lookout".
Stop, enroute, at the Keahua "Arboretum"
to see the pink barked trees and other unique species.
The "Kilauea Lighthouse" is a must;
visit the favorite haunt of humpback whales.
People have been "Surfing at Maui"
for 1000 years and treking through Maui's
"Iao Valley" in search of the Iao
Needle almost as long.
Last stop, Hawaii's Big Isle to marvel at
"Pahoehoe Lava" or the ancient religious
rites at "Pu'uhonua National Park".
A stroll through the "Orchid Garden"
near Hilo allows you to see the result of 280 inches
of rain in 1 year. "Rainbow Falls"
attests to the rain as well. You will come back from
Hawaii uttering with conviction... mahalo...mahalo!
This Hawaii travel photography, covering 4 islands in the Hawaiian chain, is available as a unit or as individual prints. Free with every gallery rented, or purchased, is a plaque with the location information above. Your choice of mat and frame colors and styles---both metal and wood---are available.
Just for fun, which of these Scenic pictures of Hawaii did you like the best?
Paul and Marilyn Peck
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Last Updated 5-9-2012