ROAD FROM WAIMEA TO KAWAIHAE

  Posted on January 8, 2014 By

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I caught this beautiful moment driving down from Waimea to Kawaihae on the Island of Hawaii…

James Christopher

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Relaxing and enjoying a buffet breakfast at Waikoloa Beach Marriott on Hawaii Island. After a long day of filming at Volcanoes National Park yesterday and up first thing this morning for more film fun we earned this. Early morning imu awaits the pig for all-day cooking. An imu is (in Hawaii) an underground oven in which meat and vegetables are cooked, traditionally by means of heated stones covered with vegetation. Kalua pig is usually the centerpiece of a Hawaiian luau, where it is cooked in an imu. Another beautiful Hawai'i sunset. 16 July 2017. If you like this, "Like" this. If you love this, share this. If you are impressed than repost and credit me. Aloha and good night. 8:15am at Anaeho'omalu Bay at Waikoloa Beach on Hawaii Island. Good morning world. Another beautiful Hawai'i sunset at Old Kona Airport State Recreation Area in Kailua Kona, Hawai'i. July 1st 2017 Sunset from Wai'ula'ula at the Uplands of Mauna Kea Resort on Hawai'i Island. My local friend @ihilani_aisha shows off her tattoo of the Hawaiian Islands. My wife recreates this weekly with henna or jagua at the Wednesday Farmers Market at Kings' Shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort on Hawaii Island. A windy morning, 7:30am, with 45 mph gusts at Anaeho'omalu Bay. The wind is obnoxious but the beach is devoid of people. Filming day with my wife at Kapa'a Beach Park on Hawai'i Island. Quiet rural Waimea sunset on Hawaii Island.

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Relaxing and enjoying a buffet breakfast at Waikoloa Beach Marriott on Hawaii Island. After a long day of filming at Volcanoes National Park yesterday and up first thing this morning for more film fun we earned this. Early morning imu awaits the pig for all-day cooking. An imu is (in Hawaii) an underground oven in which meat and vegetables are cooked, traditionally by means of heated stones covered with vegetation. Kalua pig is usually the centerpiece of a Hawaiian luau, where it is cooked in an imu. Another beautiful Hawai'i sunset. 16 July 2017. If you like this, "Like" this. If you love this, share this. If you are impressed than repost and credit me. Aloha and good night. 8:15am at Anaeho'omalu Bay at Waikoloa Beach on Hawaii Island. Good morning world. Another beautiful Hawai'i sunset at Old Kona Airport State Recreation Area in Kailua Kona, Hawai'i. July 1st 2017 Sunset from Wai'ula'ula at the Uplands of Mauna Kea Resort on Hawai'i Island. My local friend @ihilani_aisha shows off her tattoo of the Hawaiian Islands. My wife recreates this weekly with henna or jagua at the Wednesday Farmers Market at Kings' Shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort on Hawaii Island. A windy morning, 7:30am, with 45 mph gusts at Anaeho'omalu Bay. The wind is obnoxious but the beach is devoid of people. Filming day with my wife at Kapa'a Beach Park on Hawai'i Island. Quiet rural Waimea sunset on Hawaii Island.

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