Yes! I have scanned in an entire calendar. These twelve pictures show
some of the fabulous beauties of Hawaii. Be advised -- this is a rather large file.
As an aside, here's a quick introduction to the 50th State.
Also, you can learn about the end of the last monarchy on American soil.
The Islands of Hawaii
Waikiki Beach sunset, Oahu
Ianuali
(January)
Waikiki Hotels at dusk, O'ahu
Pepeluali
(February)
Keoka area, North Kohala, Hawai'i's Big Island
Malaki
(March)
Kaneohe Sandbar and Ko'olau Mountains, Windward Side, O'ahu
Malaki 26 is Prince Kuhio Day
Apelila
(April)
Late summer sun fills Kalalau Valley with shades of pink and purple, Kaua'i
Mei
(May)
Lava entering sea, Kilauea Volcano, Hawai'i's Big Island
Iune
(June)
Tropical paradise, Bali Hai (Tunnel Beach), Kaua'i
Iune 11 is King Kamehameha I Day
Iulai
(July)
Crescent-shaped Kauna'oa Beach of the Kohala Coast, Hawai'i's Big Island
Aukake
(August)
Beach at Makena, South Shore, Maui
Aukake 18 is Admission (Statehood) Day
Kepakemapa
(September)
Turquoise water at world famous Lumaha'i Beach, Kaua'i
Okakopa
(October)
Waikiki Beach, O'ahu
Okakopa 9 is Discoverers Day
Nowemapa
(November)
Humpback whale and calf take refuge in Maui waters
Kekemapa
(December)
Lili'uokalani Gardens, Hilo, Hawai'i's Big Island
Continue on to the 1998 Calendar, 1997 Calendar, 1996 Calendar
or 1995 Calendar
This calendar was distributed by Island Heritage Publishing, 94-411 Ko'aki Street, Waipahu, Hawaii
96797. Call them at (800) 468-2800 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Hawaiian Standard Time, or
write to them,
or visit them at WelcomeToTheIslands.com
and I'm sure arrangements could be made to have one of your very own for the current year.
Another site which has a nice collection of Hawaiian scenes is the Hawai'ian Photos. Visit them at http://hawaiianphotos.net to purchase some fabulous prints. (No, I don't get a commission!) For more links to
Hawaii, see Island Heritage's list.
Note! I cannot possibly keep all these links current. If you find one that doesn't work,
I'd appreciate your
.
Here's another thought: the only place in the United States where coffee is grown is Hawaii. Why
not try "the cup that cheers" youself? Call Lion Coffee at (800) 338-8353 and I know
they'll be pleased to ship you a little taste of paradise. My own favorites are Kona Macadamia Nut
and Chocolate Kona Madamia Nut coffee. Or, order on the net either directly from
Lion Coffee or from one of these merchants:
Island Gifts Direct or
The Bad Ass Coffee Company.
Sorry, there are no mermaids in Hawaii
