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2019 Pohaha I Ka Lani Final Report_Waipio Valley Lookout, Hamakua TMK No.: (3) 4-8-004:006 (2)
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2019 Pohaha I Ka Lani Final Report_Waipio Valley Lookout, Hamakua TMK No.: (3) 4-8-004:006 (2)
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PONC STEWARDSHIP GRANT 2019 <br />Koa`ekea, Waipi`o Valley Lookout Parcel <br />TMK: 4-8-04:06 <br />Final Report <br />CONTACT PERSON: Kulia Kauhi Tolentino -Potter, President <br />Phone: Mobile (808) 937-4243 <br />Email: poh h ik 1an.(g� fi.coin <br />,i <br />TO: County of Hawaii Parks & Recreation Department <br />CC: Department of Finance, Property Management Division <br />Introduction: <br />Eo e ka wahine i loko o ka `ohu, <br />`O ka `ohu noho i ke kuahiwi, kualono, <br />Iloko I ihikalani hale kumu `ohu, <br />Pa`ihi kau ao `ole ka lewa lani, <br />I Ka noho a ka wahine kinolau, <br />He kino he lau o Lauka`ie`ie <br />Eia e ka wahine nona ka lei <br />I `uo `ia e Hinaulu'ohi`a, <br />He liko no ka lama i ka nahele, <br />`O ka hala me ka lehua, <br />Ke lawe `ala ka makani i ke ala, <br />Puia i ke `ala kai o Paka`alana <br />Ke `awili `ia me ka lau lipoa <br />He wahine noho lae kahakai, <br />Alualu huaka`i o na pali, <br />Ke lele la ka wai o Kawaikapu, <br />Ke iho la i na pali, <br />E iho e Lauka`ie`ie, e Laukapalai, <br />E Lau`akolea, pili lau i o uka, <br />E iho mai <br />Call out to the woman there in the mist, <br />The mist the rests upon the mountain ridges <br />and peaks, <br />There in Ihikalani, mountain -house that is <br />source of the mist, <br />The sky clears, cloudless, <br />The area where the woman of many body - <br />forms lives, <br />Body form of the leaves of the `ie'iei <br />The woman for whom the lei was made <br />speaks, <br />It was bound together by Hinaulu`ohi`a, <br />With the buds of the lama in the forest, <br />Of the hala and the lehua, <br />The fragrance was carried on the path, <br />The sweet-smelling fragrance can be smelt <br />down by the sea at Paka'alana, <br />It was mixed with the smell of lipoa. <br />There the woman resides on the costal point. <br />Traveling on the cliffs. <br />The waters of Kawaikapu leaps, <br />Descending along the cliffs, <br />Come down, Lauka'ie'ie, Laukapalai, <br />Lau'akolea, companions of the upland <br />Descend <br />
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