A L O H A !
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Coming and Going to Hawaii
" For the execution of
the voyage to the Indies,
I did not make use
of intelligence, mathematics
or maps. "
Christopher Columbus
the voyage to the Indies,
I did not make use
of intelligence, mathematics
or maps. "
Christopher Columbus
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Every Day, and Night
in all Weather, Our Visitors Come
They come for the Sun,
Scents, Light -
" Looking back
at my life's voyage,
at my life's voyage,
I can only say that
it has been a golden trip. "
Ginger Rogers
it has been a golden trip. "
Ginger Rogers
They Come for the Flowers
" The universe lies
before you
on the floor, in the air,
in the mysterious
bodies of your dancers,
in your mind.
From this voyage
no one returns
poor or weary. "
Agnes de Mille
before you
on the floor, in the air,
in the mysterious
bodies of your dancers,
in your mind.
From this voyage
no one returns
poor or weary. "
Agnes de Mille
The First Hawaiians Navigated here
in great Voyaging Canoes [ like this ]
See a Hawaiian Voyaging canoe
in great Voyaging Canoes [ like this ]
See a Hawaiian Voyaging canoe
under sail with her crew,
and learn about upcoming
Hokulea`a world-wide voyage
Kolea (Golden Plover)
comes every Autumn (hungry)
Returning (rested and plump)
to Alaska in the Spring.
Thank You for YOUR Visit!
Warm Aloha, Cloudia
Thank You for YOUR Visit!
Warm Aloha, Cloudia
I liked your first two shots with the plane. really wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed reading all your post and i am a follower of your blog. I wish you to visit my blog and be a member of mine!
The golden plover makes a very long trip to and from Alaska!
ReplyDeleteHi Cloudia!
ReplyDeleteI just saw the video of Canoe and Crew. How wonderful to be at sea and work together.
I always have the feeling that the Hawaiians and Maoris are related.
Greetongs from Wil.
ah thanks for the Iz there in the end....i love to hear him....i hope you have a wonderful journey thru today
ReplyDeletealoha from va
The golden plover is so strikingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice Hokule song.
" For the execution of
ReplyDeletethe voyage to the Indies,
I did not make use
of intelligence, mathematics
or maps. "
of course, he found the wrong place
love the golden plover. fantastic!
ReplyDeleteah, i yearn for the day when I can beam myself to Hawaii!!
i linked to you today!!
xoxo aloha
i can only imagine how long of a journey that was by sail-assisted canoe! beautiful plover!
ReplyDeleteYes, the Maori and Hawaiians are Polynesian cousins,
ReplyDeleteThanks, dear pals ♥
It is always a delight to visit. A beautiful, inspirational, thought-provoking delight.
ReplyDeleteThe kolea's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think back of the ocean when I see the sailing boat.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
The Golden Plover is gorgeous, lovely post.
ReplyDeleteDynamite quotes on traveling through life.
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These are magical photos, Cloudia. What an alluring place. I love the voice you give it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Friends :-)
ReplyDeleteLove this post :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful.
ReplyDeletePeace :)
ReplyDeleteNamaste /\ from Mumbai
Aloha!!
I think about the Polynesian sailors in their canoes, the long voyage using the stars, and their faith there was a desirable destination at the end of their travails, and can only be in awe of their bravery.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images and two really excellent videos, thanks Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing koleas around town. They sure are pretty birds.
ReplyDeleteThose Polynesian Voyagers were amazing people. Their contemporary successors are quite amazing people as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks, dear friends for sharing your comments