Posted on Apr 20, 2020
'It's beyond frustrating': tensions peak as Hawaii locals urge tourists to stay out
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There Have Always Been Tensions between Tourists, Haoles and Native Islanders but I Can Imagine How this Has Complicated the Relationship.
'It's beyond frustrating': tensions peak as Hawaii locals urge tourists to stay out
Posted from theguardian.com
Hawaii
Travel
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They don’t want the increased chance of getting something from those from everywhere.
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My wanted me to go to the University of Hawaii. I was 18 and immature and knew that, so I said I will go to Texas instead. I met my ex in Texas and my life has been miserable ever since. I should have gone to Hawaii.
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I read this book once. Actually more than once. And been to the museum in SC multiple times.
https://www.santacruzwaves.com/2015/09/remember-when-three-hawaiian-princes-introduced-surfing-to-santa-cruz-now-130-years-later-their-historic-redwood-surfboards-have-returned-home/
https://www.santacruzwaves.com/2015/09/remember-when-three-hawaiian-princes-introduced-surfing-to-santa-cruz-now-130-years-later-their-historic-redwood-surfboards-have-returned-home/
Surf History: Remember When...? - Santa Cruz Waves
… Three Hawaiian princes introduced surfing to Santa Cruz? Now, 130 years later, their historic redwood surfboards have returned home. By Melissa duge Spiers On Sunday, July 19, 1885, nearly 30 years before Duke Kahanamoku popularized surfing in the mainland United States, three teenage brothers rode long redwood boards into the waves at the mouth …
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