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These 7 Honolulu wall art murals are an amazing example of what people can do when they band together to revitalize a neighborhood.
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Honoring the pioneer Japanese immigrants who helped build Hawaii is the purpose of this monument at Foster Botanic Garden
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Some thoughts on talking to plants. Does it help them? Or is it just a way to make us feel better? Does it even matter?
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Foster Botanical Garden in Honolulu is filled with beautiful tropical flowers. Unfortunately, I don’t have a note to tell me what this one is.
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There’s something about a Japanese stone lantern that really intrigues me. This lantern is located in Foster Botanic Garden in Honolulu.
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A nearby Hawaii Golden Shower tree was living up to its name when we came across it at the Foster Botanic Garden.
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This photo of a Rainbow Eucalyptus was taken at Foster Botanical Garden. These trees are amazing with all the colors of the rainbow.
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Part of my Friday Fotos series, the Foster Botanical Garden gazebo is a wonderful little spot to hang out in this beautiful retreat.
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Father Damien watches over the Eternal Flame, which is across Beretania Street from the Hawaii State Capitol
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The Eternal Flame Memorial in Honolulu honors those who died at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. This is the second memorial constructed here.
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Reflections at Liliuokalani Gardens When I saw this photo opportunity I thought about reflections of light, which is always something I like to capture. Though we had a gray day for this visit, I considered myself lucky to have the chance to walk around the gardens, take in the beauty, and enjoy the gardens. A […]
