The jungle waterfall you find on hikes across Hawaii
While there’s nothing particularly dramatic about this waterfall, I chose it because it’s the kind of “everyday waterfall” you’ll find on hikes throughout Hawaii. It also “comes with pool” that of course is the perfect refreshing cool-down after a hot hike.
Waterfall by Ben Zibble is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0. Image may have been resized or cropped from original.
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Fake news to pretend that Hawaii is like a big permanent vaction- never minds the locals and taking the Hawaiian land for realtors to get rich quick. CENSORED site!!! censorship = fake news!!!!!!!!!
Where, exactly, are we pretending Hawaii is like a big permanent vacation? Can you point to a single place anywhere on this site that is making a factually incorrect statement? What you probably don’t know is that our article “12 reasons to not move to Hawaii” is visited by thousands of people every day.
What I love about your postings is how down to earth you are. “..a kind of everyday waterfall”–instead of posting the more glamorous postcard shots, you used this photo. You don’t just post the best to get the sale but you post real, everyday life topics/photos that represent the typical sites and culture a Hawaii resident would experience. Thanks! When I move back to the islands, I will surely only use one of your team members to assist me. You have built trust through your postings, videos, and answering questions by those that tune in. Again, thanks for what you do. From within the business of realty you have managed to exemplify the meaning of world ohana–whoda thunk! ;-)
Aloha and good health to you and yours!
Anne
Aloha Anne and big mahalo for the kind words. You get it! I have to be as honest as I can about the experiences Hawaii offers and I’m so glad that comes out. Welcome to the Ohana!