“Hawaii Sunset Video: Watching the Sunset at the City of Refuge in Hawaii”

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4 Comments on ““Hawaii Sunset Video: Watching the Sunset at the City of Refuge in Hawaii””

  1. I think this is among the most important information for me. And i am glad reading your article. The website style is ideal, the articles is really nice : D. Good job, cheers

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  2. hello…I love reading about how fear …is stopping us from change…it help me so much …and you are so right …my husband is want to take me there for a few week but I know he really want to move there …he live four year there in his younger days…I never been no where other than sc iam scared ….of the what if….what if ….but as I sit on my bed listen to music from the island and somehow I got on your site…it calm me down and now I told him .I go …if he make a way….thank you ..you site was like tell me go home….don’t be scared to go home…when I listen to the music my heart beats fast and when I look at the beach I feel as I been there all readly….maybe one day our family will meet …

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Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
3 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
2 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
1 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
Christmas in Hawai’i. I was trying to create for the perfect #christmasinhawaii photo. They include: Moonset at sunrise; Early morning tired Santa; Grumpy Santa; Happy relaxed Santa; How do I get to the coffee? Santa; and others. Which is your favorite?
Mila Polevia and Tani Waipa perform Kimo Hula, my favorite Hawaiian song, at Kings Shops at Waikaloa Beach during Wednesday’s Farmers Market. I’m excited to see them again. Check them out on FB, Instagram and Tanisings.com, FB, and YouTube.
Walking out of Costco and was greeted with this beautiful sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
I love my Jeep. Another beautiful day in Kona. Another adventure to a beach we haven’t been to for years.
The water and sky were so very clear. I am grateful for the volcano no longer spewing large volumes of noxious gas into the air. This is Hawai’i at her best.
Where’s Waldo the baby sea turtle (honu)?
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 3/3
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 2/3
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 1/3
There’s Diamond Head. Great food. Great drinks. Great venue for anything.
Everything is pink at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. It’s a peaceful, relaxing, soothing shade of pink even the granite tables and the menus. Come and enjoy.
With Diamond Head fading into the distance we relax to the light trade winds and balmy temperatures at the Mai Tai Bar in the beautiful historic Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki Beach. Truly a place to unwind.

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Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
Super Bowl Sunday sunset from Waikaloa Village on Hawai’i Island. Good game. Great sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
3 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
2 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
1 of 3 | We are looking southward from Kohala Mountain Road over Waikoloa, passed South Kohala to Kona. In the distance Hualalai Mountain looms over Kona with it’s back to Mauna Loa volcano peaking out from behind the trees.
Christmas in Hawai’i. I was trying to create for the perfect #christmasinhawaii photo. They include: Moonset at sunrise; Early morning tired Santa; Grumpy Santa; Happy relaxed Santa; How do I get to the coffee? Santa; and others. Which is your favorite?
Mila Polevia and Tani Waipa perform Kimo Hula, my favorite Hawaiian song, at Kings Shops at Waikaloa Beach during Wednesday’s Farmers Market. I’m excited to see them again. Check them out on FB, Instagram and Tanisings.com, FB, and YouTube.
Walking out of Costco and was greeted with this beautiful sunset. I love Hawai’i. I live Hawai’i.
I love my Jeep. Another beautiful day in Kona. Another adventure to a beach we haven’t been to for years.
The water and sky were so very clear. I am grateful for the volcano no longer spewing large volumes of noxious gas into the air. This is Hawai’i at her best.
Where’s Waldo the baby sea turtle (honu)?
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 3/3
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 2/3
Looking west up the Hamakua Coast of Hawai’i Island we see Waipio Valley an ancient historic and sacred place. As one of my Hawaiian friends loosely told the story, “It’s where the gods vacationed” 1/3
There’s Diamond Head. Great food. Great drinks. Great venue for anything.
Everything is pink at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. It’s a peaceful, relaxing, soothing shade of pink even the granite tables and the menus. Come and enjoy.
With Diamond Head fading into the distance we relax to the light trade winds and balmy temperatures at the Mai Tai Bar in the beautiful historic Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki Beach. Truly a place to unwind.

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