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An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America |
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December 13, 2003 - Issue 102 |
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Hawai'i - A Photo Essay - Part 1 |
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by Suzanne Westerly
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credits: all
photos courtesy of Suzanne Westerly
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unless stated, all photos taken on the North Shore
Volcanic rock along the shore
every sunset is different
closeup of sand with green "beachglass"
the beach I walk everyday
a coconut found on the beach
some creatures found on the sand
gecko on wall
on window with screen in back
chameleon
foot of a sea turtle
resting on the beach
common birds
quite a few people have horses
some coral
a beach near Kailua, on the east side of the island
the rugged southeast shore
Sharks Cove where people love to snorkel to see many fish
setting up for the surf contest at Sunset Beach
Waimea Bay, with the Waimae river running almost to the sea.
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