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I have lived on Maui since 1971. I agree "Maui No Ka Oi"! (Maui is the best.) I was in Borneo in the Peace Corps in 1962-64. After raising children, I resumed international travel to South East Asia in 1995. In Nov 2008 I made my 21st trip--this time back to Davao, Philippines. In the summer of '09 I toured in the Philippines and China for 4 months! I spent Jan and Feb of '10 in Davao. I post my photos at http://www.randyhi.com/

One of many inner compounds

Looking back out of Intramuros

Showpiece sidewalk along Roxas Boulevard

Keanae Peninsula

Official Scenic Historic Marker

Bridge on a 4 year old, 3 million dollar boardwalk that has never been open to the public for even one day!

Use a long lens, sturdy tripod, fast shutter speed and high ISO to get crispy sharp photos from a distance.

Kealia Beach with Kahoolawe Island in the distance.

Entrance to Fort Santiago

West entrance to Intramuros passes under this bridge.

Red Beach

Keanae Peninsula

Colorado Valley

Moss covered rock on Kealia Beach.

Keawe Trees

Kealia Beach runs for miles from Maalaea to Kihei.

Kalesa stand

Water level control gates

Keanae Peninsula

Pretty Plant

Salt Lake City SkyWest Terminal

Hawaiian Stilt or A`eo feeding at Kealia Pond National Wildlife Sanctuary

WWII tank barriers still survive nearly 70 years later. Maalaea in the distance.

Kealia National Wildlife Refuge, Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, USA

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Topside said:

This is Kalua'aha Congregational Church is the oldest church on Molokai. The church was established sometime after May 1832 by Reverend Harvey Rexford Hitchcock. The church is a "Kalawina" church meaning that is a Hawaiian Protestant church. Worship services are still held on the 4th Sunday at 12:30. For further information call 808-553-3823

Deodato Lourenḉo said:

Beautiful shot! We've been hiking on some of them trails and never seen this one! Thanks for sharing! Like!

Aloha!

bowke said:

what a nice girl...

jonkril said:

Beautyfull photo!

retiredusfsnps said:

Those names I stated government employees are called are a portion of the things I was called "face to face" by members of the public in every venue I worked in. There are more, of course, but these are the highlights. I know this is a long comment for suggesting you change an outdated title, but I've been hearing comments like yours for about 45 years now. I stand by every decision and every day I worked because I worked very hard, with thousands of hours of uncompensated overtime accrued, 3300 in my last ten years alone. I made some mistakes and made two decisions that cost the taxpayer some money, one of $5,000 when I routed a trail in the wrong location where the soil, in spite of its surface appearance, was unstable enough to preclude construction without long term accelerated erosion problems and the other when a load of worn out trash cans (no longer usable due to bear proofing requirements as well) went to a landfill instead of recycling because I was so busy with other brush fires (literally in some cases) that I said X when I should have said Y. I was reamed over the coals in each case by people in a nearby town, but who bats 1,000?