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20 Comments on Crawford's Convalescent Home on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii
Sally maybe you can sell it to a developer. Maybe I will get to see it this spring when I come to Hawaii. My wife just won a trip with her company.
Sally, What a gorgeous place to convalesce! Is there water nearby?
Nice piece of local research. I hear William Johnson hooked you up! I love AR...
Sally it is amazing what we can "concoct" up in our heads when we let our minds run while. It does look spooky though
Larry: Huh? I think this place has a nice setting for the residents.
Pat: No kidding...right across the highway and a few steps down. :)
Jeff: Thanks! I don't want to jinx it so I'll tell all when it closes! :)
George: No kidding....come to think of it...I'm still like that LOL! Okay...it is :)
Woo Hoo, Hooked you up... How cool is that? Was this building bombed out back in the war? It conjures up that sort of image in my mind. It looks like it has been roofless for at least the 67 years that have passed.
William: Emailed you too...it's so cool...the end will be the joy...believe me. Nope...fire in 2002....and the rest is just concocted in mind lol!
What a great setting to do anything in, including convalescing! You know Sally...we boomers are hitting retirement age in droves...it might be a good spot for a company looking for a care facility...
Sally - Beautiful landscaping and so peaceful.
Pretty funny.....making up spooky stories huh :) Now it's just a place for people to recuperate :)
I've been watching more and more Hawaii 5 O reruns. That's about how close I can get to coming to Hawaii...I will definitely be there one day....the sites are beautiful.
I can't imagine a better place to recuperate from anything that the paradise you live in.
That's where I want to go Sally. BTW, I live in the Town of Crawford in NY. There are a lot of Crawfords up in this area, wonder if one of them escaped to paradise all those years ago?
It's February in Maine; we are up to our eyeballs in snow this year and I woke up to a big fat zero on the thermometer - - I may be ready for Crawford's myself! Sure is nice to see the lush landscape in your pics.
Kent: I'm with you....and that's why I live in Hawaii....we can go around the island and hit all these beautiful spots :)
Sharon: It is....and close to all things ocean, land and valley.
Kathy: No kidding...and still do :) Then I want to write and have to research and find out all is different :)
Neal: I hope you get over here....you'd love it....you watch so much Brady Bunch and Hawaii 5-0 you just have to :)
Margaret: The air, sun and sea are the top contibutors ....for healing....believe me.
Paddy: I wouldn't doubt it....it is an escape :) A long time ago Elvis lived atop the mountain of Pupukea in his Hawaii Estate. His last visit to the North Shore and his home was in 1977...five months before his death. I presume it was his paradise escape...away from it all.
Thanks Terry...don't worry...one day you'll get wise and flock here during the winter like most do :)
Sounds like you have an active imagination like mine. What a pleasant setting for a nursing home.
Jen...oh, yeah! you and I could concoct some real stories then huh?
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