Where You Live: Pauoa neighborhood
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2014
- It's a lush small neighborhood hidden right outside of Honolulu. We're talking about Pauoa Valley, a beautiful area just a mile from downtown. Subscribe to KITV on RUclips now for more: bit.ly/1hxKwsa
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I was born and raised in Pauoa valley. Hiked from the end of booth rd through a thick bamboo forest to the pali look out. Family still lives in Pauoa. It’s definitely a hidden gem. It was good to see my old friend, Rex Freitas in this video. I miss home…
good story, award winning story, you watch.
Back in 1985 I was renting a room in a house in Pauoa Valley that was (@ that time) several houses from last one. It didn’t have a paved road until one year later. I called it lychee valley because of the many fruiting trees. The neighbor across the street got chased into the place they were renting by a wild pig, our house hold even snared a wild pig that we cooked in an imu! I consider it a sacred place after we hiked further in about a mile when we stopped and looked to the ocean and there was the Aloha Tower. Later, a couple months there was a newspaper article by a kapuna woman talking that Pauoa Valley use to supply the whaling ships with fruit and food that was abundant from this lush valley!
I used to do towing back in Pauoa. Always stopped by Lynn's on the way out. I never even knew about that grave yard site, I always thought it was just an abandoned field.
I know where all of these are and have been there cause I live in pauoa or Auwaiolimu street so I can see uluhaimalama when I walked to school to pauoa elementary when I was a kid
Pauoa Valley - No Ka Oi!