Kona, Hawaii Adventures
Posted by Eric in Uncategorized on 09 5th, 2008 | 5 responses
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Mahalo for sharing the wonderful pics, Eric
Peace
J
this much i know..if you guys go out exploring any caves and find a cool little tiki thing and you’re thinking it would make a cool necklace, don’t even touch, just leave it alone. trust me on this one.
what a beautiful family! later bro
My first name is Kone, and it is Hawaiian. It means big wind. When I found out the meaning from a Hawaiian, I was very disappointed in its meaning, lol. I pronounce my name Connie
Aloha! My name is Kuulei and I am developing Hawaiian Studies curriculum for use in public schools in Hawaii. I am especially interested in volcanism and was wondering if I could use your picture with the waterspouts at the ocean-entry in my PowerPoint presentation that I am developing for my curriculum. With permission I will use your picture and cite your name as the photographer.
Mahalo, Tracy Kanahele
Wow! Thanks for the request, Tracy. Feel free to use the picture!