Paniolo Greens in Waikoloa Village on the big island of Hawaii

Trip to Waikoloa Village on the Kona side of the Big Island of Hawaii -- November 2005.
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We stayed at the Paniolo Greens condos. We were in the South Kohala district and close to the best public beach on the island, Hapuna Beach.
The condos were half way between the coast highway and Waimea, where the Parker Ranch is located.

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0511waikoloa106.jpg	0511waikoloa109.jpg	Luau buffet 0511waikoloa115.jpg	We had great seats for the show. They did a variety of polynesian dances from different island groups. 0511waikoloa117.jpg
0511waikoloa119.jpg Second from left is Tianna, who we saw last visit at the amateur hula show at the Keahou shopping center.	This is the dancing of the Maori from New Zealand. 0511waikoloa124.jpg	0511waikoloa126.jpg	0511waikoloa127.jpg
Samoan fire dance 0511waikoloa131.jpg	0511waikoloa139.jpg	This is a composite of different pictures I took of the fire dance. Flash pictures were not allowed. 0511waikoloa150c.jpg	0511waikoloa157.jpg Mural depicting Captain George Vancouver’s ship, Discovery, being escorted into Anaehoomalu Bay by a Hawaiian chief’s double-hulled canoe. Appropriately situated in front of the mural is the hotel’s 109-year-old Hawaiian outrigger canoe, "Kaimalino."
0511waikoloa164.jpg Sandy in front of the Kamehameha statue near Hawi town in north Kohala	0511waikoloa166.jpg Public librarary near Hawi town.	0511waikoloa170.jpg Kamehameha the great statue near Hawi town in north Kohala. He was born in this area. Kamehameha the great unified the Hawaiian islands in 1810.	0511waikoloa171.jpg North Kohala Keokea beach park. The surf looked rough and there were lots of rocks, but brave people were boogie boarding.

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