The Best of Aloha

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The Magazine of Hawaii and the Pacific
celeln'Mes more than a decade of journalistic excellence with The Best of ALOHA. This stunning retrospective offers the reader a Polynesian time capsule reflecting the heritage, lifestyle and geographic richness of our island home.
Each chapter features the "best" articles and photographs of the people, places, arts and events that have been published in ALOHA, Hawaii's premier magazine. Marvel at the fury of Madame Pele erupting on the Big Island of Hawaii .follow King Kamehameha in his quest to unite the islands meet Sam "^Steamboat" Mokuahi, Waikiki's "Golden Boj'". try on the story of aloha shirts for size . . . witness the magnificent beauty of Hawaii through the eyes of her finest photographers.
While we will never be finished telling Hawaii's story, this keepsake captures the very best of ALOHA and our islands with style and grace. Every other month, more than 300,000 readers look forward to ALOHA for the best about... Tovább

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rm
ACMK
The Magazine of Hawaii and the Pacific
celeln'Mes more than a decade of journalistic excellence with The Best of ALOHA. This stunning retrospective offers the reader a Polynesian time capsule reflecting the heritage, lifestyle and geographic richness of our island home.
Each chapter features the "best" articles and photographs of the people, places, arts and events that have been published in ALOHA, Hawaii's premier magazine. Marvel at the fury of Madame Pele erupting on the Big Island of Hawaii .follow King Kamehameha in his quest to unite the islands meet Sam "^Steamboat" Mokuahi, Waikiki's "Golden Boj'". try on the story of aloha shirts for size . . . witness the magnificent beauty of Hawaii through the eyes of her finest photographers.
While we will never be finished telling Hawaii's story, this keepsake captures the very best of ALOHA and our islands with style and grace. Every other month, more than 300,000 readers look forward to ALOHA for the best about Hawaii and the Pacific. Now you can look back on the best of the best.
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Landfall Hawaii—\t is night. The oce^^ is dark. We have been fl>ing for liours ui % inky blackness, suspended in air by the gracc of God and the power of a jet engine. Suddenly, very suddenly, below us diere are lights n\inkling in the void—hundreds, "J thousands of lights. There are people here in the middle of the ocean, in the dark of nighty, and they have prepared a landing place forus.jWithli^ts to guide us in. Hawaii glistens like a jewel set in black velvet.
Approaching these remote islands on die face of thc^arth by niglit is always like ¦ diat-^a bit miraculous. Finding land where no land should be, experiencing discovery, receiving the place as a gift is forever the experience of coming to Hawaii.
The Islands were born in fire, tar from human eyes. For eons;, might)' volcanoes beneath the ocean's surface spewed forth molten lava and rock from the middle of the Earth, forming pillows of land, one ; mounded on top of the other, until finally, in a fiery burst with towering columns of smoke and great clouds of steam, Hawaii emerged from the waves.
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