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On Hawaii's Upper North East point
near the town of Hawi (harvee) is the Kohala Forest
Reserve. There are several mega-huge canyon type valleys- all with steep
vertical walls and delightful streams that empty into the Pacific on
stone beaches near the outcroppings of cliffs and islands. On a cloudy
and cool afternoon we hiked into Pololu valley. Art and I found an
ancient and huge 20 log that drifted ashore. We set it afloat after much
engineering and more grunting. (later when
telling Dick Choy about our efforts he related as to how that particular
log has been continually launched and beached for nearly 40 years that
he knew about.) |