Posts Tagged ‘island’
A recent trip aboard the Sea Paradise with the shellicam. Manta rays at night. Truly gentle and graceful! www.shellicam.com www.seaparadise.com
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Rented a bike and rode down to “End of the World”, South of Kona Hawaii. Filmed some things along the way and made a long video out of it!
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USS Missouri entering Pearl Harbor drydock #4. It took 1 hour to tow her to the dock, and 7 hours to guide her in and set her on the keel blocks. A brow could not even be attached to let us off the ship until she was hard on the blocks.
P.S. I am very grateful to be allowed to be aboard, and honored to take part in this chapter of the USS Missouri’s history. God bless America. Anybody who has a problem with that phrase: get out of my country!
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Snorkeling at Kahalu’u Beach Park in Kona, Hawaii.
Nico’s Humpback Whale Watch at the Waikoloa Beach, Big Island Hawaii. This was an spectacular view of two whales in the wild doing their water jump play, a few miles from shore, in an awesome clear skies afternoon. We were riding on a large Catamaran type vessel. My dad did the production for me.
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This is video I shot while going across Hawaii landscape on a Zip Line in first person. I also filmed someone zipping. You can read more about things to do in Hawaii at http://www.frommyexperience.com/take-a-hawaii-vacation.php
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Aloha…I’m Donnie MacGowan…I live on the island of Hawaii, in the County of Hawaii in the state of Hawaii…I love living in Hawaii, full of wonderful, amazing and fabulous things. For instance today, I saw a Humpback whale being born.
Winter and early spring in Hawaii are especially magical times—well, more magical even than usual in Hawaii. Starting about mid-November and lasting through April, Humpback whales visit our islands. From as far as way as Alaska and as near as California, the Humpies, as we call them, arrive to breed and, cows that bred last year, give birth this year.
An adult humpback weighs approximately one ton per foot, up to 90,000 pounds and can grow over 50 feet in length. Females are slightly larger than the males. Calves range from 10-16 feet in length at birth and weigh an average of 3000 pounds. Marine biologists believe that humpbacks live between 40-60 years.
And every year they come to visit me in my home.
On the West Hawaii coastline there is a place, and no, I’m not going to tell you where, where humpies are known to go to give birth—it’s a deep, protected cove quite near the highway. My hiking buddy and I were returning from a trip into the Kohala Mountains when we noticed several cars pulled off the road at a spot overlooking this cove. And there they were…mother and baby, still attached by umbilical cord. The video, shot hastily and without a tripod is not great, but you can see the baby playing on it’s back, nuzzling it’s mothers teats and just generally reveling at being free and in the marvelous ocean.
I love being in the ocean…it is my place of peace, calm and meditation. But just try to imagine the joy that this baby whale felt, being born into that vast, magical and beautiful realm. Aloha baby humpy…travel safely and come back to us next year.
For more information go to www.tourguidehawaii.com or http://tourguidehawaii.blogspot.com
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Talofa, everyone. Let’s get outdoors and have some fun! Here I am Downtown again, supporting a good cause. This time Alaska celebrates our neighbors from the far South during the ADP (Anchorage Downtown Project) Hawaii Day Celebration (Hawaii Statehood Celebration). There is music and dance during these non-profit celebrations. See hot island girls dancing and guys with flaming batons. I found out later that the party usually runs from 1:00pm – 3:00pm in Peratrovich Park in Downtown Anchorage, if you’re lucky enough to catch it. I was fortunate to be walking by at the right time with enough room in my camera to capture some of the action.
Thanks for letting me tape this. Sorry about the shaky video. Next time I’ll bring my tripod!
Itinerary:
1 – 1:20 p.m. — Ke KiaI A O Hula (Traditional Hawaiian Dance)
1:20 – 2:45 p.m. Hula Hui Na Haumana O Alaka (Polynesian Dance Troupe)
2:45 – 3:30 p.m. — Tupulaga (Youth Dance Group)
From the ADP Website:
http://www.anchoragedowntown.org/events/summer-events/hawaii-statehood-celebration
My Website
http://thenerdshow.com
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Lightning Bolt Europe ⚡ Surfing Hawaii 2010
Surfing of Lightning Bolt ⚡ USA ⚡ Hawaii 2010 International surf team adventure on the island of OAHU.
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Buddah, my missing cat from upper Aina Haina in Honolulu Hawaii island of Oahu. To be specific, WAILUPE VALLEY in Aina Haina. Please contact me if you have seen him. He is very friendly. Has medical condition, needs to come home! CASH REWARD IF FOUND! THANK YOU.
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