We just returned from a trip to the sixth largest island in Hawaii.
Lanai is not your typical tropical island with coconut and rain trees,
fragrant flowers on every corner, and rows of pineapple (although it
once was the largest pineapple plantation in Hawaii). Instead, it is
rugged, mysterious and isolated. The biggest challenge to the island is
the lack of running water.
This blog serves as a journal of where I have traveled, different cuisine I have experienced, as well as a place to share my love of writing and art. I enjoy photography, oil painting, watercolor, pastels, free-hand sketching and digital art. Need custom blog content? I can help! Shoot me an email: rkongaika@gmail.com
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