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October 11th 2008
Published: October 11th 2008
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Seeing Jupiter

I forgot to mention a most exciting experience. Whilst waiting to see the sunset on Mauna Loa volcano, we got to see Jupiter. One of the rangers had a very powerful telescope and he let us have a look once he had set it up. First focus was on Venus and then on Jupiter. We could see the planet clearly with it's four moons in orbit. Brilliant! Here are some of the photos of Akaka waterfall, the stunning coastline near Hilo and some of the exotic Hawaiian flora.


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Banyan treeBanyan tree
Banyan tree

Trunkof the Banyan, rainforest near Hilo
Honoka'a coastlineHonoka'a coastline
Honoka'a coastline

Not good for swimming. This cove is shark-infested.
Onomea BayOnomea Bay
Onomea Bay

Lush foliage and spectacular coastline just north of Hilo on the Honoka'a coast


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