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No.73 Visitor Guide 2008
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OAHU
O`ahu has long been nicknamed “The Gathering Place”
because in the 1800’s Honolulu Harbor provided
safe anchorage to whalers, traders, and visitors.
Honolulu, the capital city, quickly became and
remains the center of commerce, government, higher
education, the arts, and of multiethnic
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MAUI
Welcome to Maui.
Maui is called the “Valley Isle” for the large
fertile isthmus that separates mountains to the
west and Mount Haleakala to the east as it slopes
down to the ocean. These former shield volcanoes
overlapped one another to form the valley in between
them.
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BIG
ISLAND
Welcome to the Big Island, also known as the Orchid
Isle. You most likely landed in either Hilo or
Kona which host the two primary airports on the
island. Since we can’t begin our tour of our island
at both places at the same time we’ll start this
guide in Kona. For those of you who landed in
Hilo just flip ahead in our magazine and start
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KAUAI
Aloha! Welcome to Kauai!
Touching down on Kaua`i, some people experience
a sense that they’ve arrived at a spiritual place.
Some claim that it is one of the planet’s natural
“power spots.” Whatever that may mean to you,
rest assured that you are in for a unique adventure,
surrounded
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