This past week, this Monk Seal, whose is facing seaward, was resting on our beach.
Monk Seal
Thanks to Liz Hejlsberg
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During a rib craft ride this week, one of the Alakai Nalu guy pulled an octopus out of the ocean and plopped it into a bucket with water. This video was taken and then the little guy was put back into the ocean. Thanks to Liz Hejlsberg There you are driving your car up to Ke ‘Olu. You golf bag is in the trunk. You drive into the circle. Stop the car and go over to the golf bag rack and lo and behold there is now a button there for you to push. Push it. Voila in minutes an attendant arrives […]
Thanks to Jack Lutsky for sharing this link to a site that I can’t identify it has so much stuff on it. “They caught this jack fish or Ulua using a spear gun. I think the fish must weigh close to 50 lbs! Never know what you will come across at Hualalai.” Kathy Ferguson sent this photo in. In the near future I will be sharing some interesting information about the Ka’upulehu Marine Life Advisory […] This Biancina came over from Kukio to get gas.
The Autobianchi Bianchina is a minicar produced by the Italianautomaker Autobianchi, based on the Fiat 500. It was available in various configurations: Berlina (saloon), Cabriolet (roadster),Trasformabile (convertible), Panoramica (station wagon), andFurgoncino (van). The car was presented to the public on 16 […]
The turkey follows the security officer as he leads him away from residences. Linda Borgman captured one of the turkeys in full form.
[…] Starting this week you can order lunch on the go at the Ke ‘Olu Golf Course. On the new GPS systems on the carts you can push “MENU” and immediately go to the food and beverage menu and order your meal to be picked up at the turn. If you forget, 3 holes before the […] Mauna Kea from Hualalai Photograph by Ethan Tweedie, Photographer
Mauna Kea this past week! An old photo of a snow covered Mauna Kea. Shoveling in the past.
[…] Umbrellas hanging from a tree at the Hoku Theater.
Thanks again to Bill McDowell Hualalai Invitational Hula Golfers Thanks to Ann Barasch
Snow topped Mauna Kea on January6, 2015
Becky Watts Ford Explorer was buried up by Hanoa Villas. Thanks to Becky Watts
If you are at the pool at around 11:30AM (when service begins) or later a server will present you with some lovely frozen grapes and a chilled minted oshi. The black mechanism is a button you push that alerts the server that you would like to order something. […]
And a thank you to Bill McDowell again. […] It doesn’t happen often, but today a family of Nene’s (Hawaiian geese) was spotted on the fifth hole of the Hualalai Course. They tend to be spotted up country but not down here. One Nene was banded. |