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I moved to Portland from Hawaii about 5 years ago to a place called the Indigo off the Pearl District to help a friend with a start up. All glass building. I had sweeping views of Mt St Helen's and Mt Hood. At least I did in September when I moved in. I gave up on Portland 6 months later and I never saw those mountains again. Cheap wonderful place. Weather, not so good.
Ya i believe i know which place that is, i don't live far from there. My view is of the west hills awsome at night. Reminds me of Honolulu at night. Well your blessed to be home.
Aloha i believe in the 70s the Honolulu Zoos banyon trees were inside of the zoo? Does anyone remember?
Well i brought up the Honolulu Zoos banyon trees because up till recently keiki used to be able to play, climb and swing from the trees, a lot of small kid time memories there now its illegal to climb. Wish i could share the experience with my child.
Aloha anyone remember small kid programming in Hawai'i how about shows. I remember Pogo & Checkers, or how about kikaider or kamen rider, how about j.a.q.k? Very interesting programming, and example to Hawai'i mixed culture. Its all gone, all the shows but the feeling is still there. Wish i could share with my keiki.
Have you been to Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii? I took my niece a couple years ago and it was a lot of fun!
No i haven't been to the one in Hawai'i. Way after my time. Did your niece enjoy herself? I hope u got pictures or video so she can rember her small kid time if Wet "N" Wild closes down. The closes thing we had for a theme park was Castle Park, maybe b4 your time?
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