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Tags ~ art, Hawaii, Molokai, nene, Hawaiian culture, Hawaiian language
1 comment:
Ahhhh...wish I was there. Sounds like a beautiful time. Nice photos also. Thanks for sharing a little bit of aloha.
V.Brown
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