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33 Comments on Hawaii Relocations: A Look into Laie, Hawaii
Sally - I love learning more about your home, as I bet buyers do as well. Great info for folks who are moving to the area. Great photos!
Jeff
Jeff: I'm going to print that picture and put it in a frame I think....the one with the fisherman...love it....and glad I can get some of Hawaii out there.
Sally, The scenery there is so captivating....these pictures you take (or maybe Gary has taken these) are gorgeous. I especially like the colour contrasts of the sky and water. Like I've said before, you should be writing all of Hawaii's travel brochures and tourist information, as well as selling homes to all buyers who arrive there looking !
Jo
Sally--Beautiful photos...That is why everyone considers Hawaii paradise no doubt! No fish? Did you have to eat at McDonalds? :)
Sally,
I think Jeff Belonger is right, you could write something. I would but it just to learn more about Hawaii!! and of course George, he got me with the Fisherman comment, I love fishing :0) I wouldn't assume that Hawaii had any shortage of anything.. Great post!!
Tom Weiss
Thesa: hahahahaha. I think there must be an art to fishing...three days and watching everyone else catching fish was pretty bad. At one point a guy went on the rock ..threw his net in....a little while later pulled it up with MANY fish! That day we saw that...we packed up and went cruising haahah.
Kathy: And the money they get they educate...so how productive is that? I'd say pretty neat.
Randy: Even the ice cream shop isn't stingy. Talk about a malt and only beating the ice cream...not watering it down with milk and stuff. That was cool. Literally..haha...brain freeze!
Neal: Time? I drag my camera everywhere...but two Saturday's ago we went partially around the island and shot in different areas....got about three hundred pictures on this excursion...it also gave us TIME together...which we needed.
Matt: Yeah, same here for me to where you are. Shucks. Sure would like to work with you. :)
Jo: These are mine...ALL mine..heheh. Gary's (my Canon that he took over when he bought me the new Kodak wide angle) doesn't take this panoramic shots...I still got to figure out how it took that one with the dark in the background and really putting focus on the fisherman. You should see this big. Cool. I'm seriously considering meeting people at the airport haha.
Teri: As a matter of fact....we went all over to eat...McDonalds was just coffee for breakfast. :)
Adam: Thanks so much Adam. I just know that someone is reading and making use of all the info....if anything, all of the members will be able to get some ideas where to vacation and what to see!
Tom: Can you just see George? He'd be overboard into the ocean with a wave like that...haha!
Diane: Thanks for coming by!
Katerina: Thanks!
George: And I believe I could have bribed that fisherman for one too!
Sally, awesome information! I love to hear about the legends there....they are so fascinating. I would love to visit that hotel and try to catch a fish too. :) I haven't been fishing in years!
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