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We’re Ready for Molokai

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Pono Kai, 20 wks; Maui Schooner, 1.5 wks; 1 week Ke Nani Kai; WaveCrest Condo, Molokai, HI
Passepartout said:
Molokai looks VERY inviting to me too. It reminds me of 'Old Hawaii' in the stories my grandmother told me back in the 1950's. Except the cars are newer.
I don't know it would make me want to LIVE there, but for a week or two a year, it seem right heavenly- especially for those whose lives are of the 'too busy, too stressed, too many people' type.

Jim
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Definitely agree, it is old Hawaii. It’s a great place to unplug and I’ll be ready for that when I retire. I’ll just settle for a few trips a year until then.
 
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