My Personal Hawaii Info Site
Jul 17th, 2007, 10:03 AM
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My Personal Hawaii Info Site
Click over to http://home.hawaii.rr.com/gonebananas. Created for family and friends, very useful for finding things to do and other links, with ratings and comments. A great jumping off point. Aloha.
Jul 17th, 2007, 11:05 AM
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I see that this is your first post. I'm gambling that you did so with good intentions. I've bookmarked your sight to check out at a later date. Understand that advertising is frowned upon here. Hope you stay and also give your firsthand advice to others as well as share your blog/website.
Mahalo
Signed, wishing I could stay at a Barking Sands Cottage, but have not earned that right!!!
Mahalo
Signed, wishing I could stay at a Barking Sands Cottage, but have not earned that right!!!
Jul 17th, 2007, 06:30 PM
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You're wrong Ag3046. Understandable to be suspicious, but I just made this page for my family, and have been updating it since then for fun, sharing my work. I'm in the Air Force and on my second tour here, and with so many visitors I decided to make this so they could line up what they wanted to do while they are here. Look at the links...they are just clean links with no commission crap attached. That includes the links at the bottom for the companies I like for kites and panoramic pictures. If you or this site don't believe that or don't want to use the web page, well, then please don't. Or right click the link and copy the URL, then paste and go there from your web browser. (I guess people aren't used to seeing non-commercial sites any more, created and offered for fun.) Aloha.
Jul 17th, 2007, 07:46 PM
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For Everyone: I'd love to reply to questions here, and will try once in a while, but many of the General Info sites will answer lots of questions, such as what to do during visits of varying lengths. Hope the links are pretty complete without being overwhelming. If anyone has more suggestions, please let me know. There's an email link on the web site.
