Jun 13, 20190 min readMahalo to OʻahuSupport crew of our ʻohana Waʻa and Makaliʻi ʻohana of ʻOahu made food provisions, and provided dinner and lomilomi for crew at Ka Waiwai. Mahalo Nui!Hālau ʻAʻaliʻi Kū Makani doing the welcome for Makaliʻi crew at Ka WaiwaiiKa Pā O Lonopūhā provided lomi for the crewKealoha Ho and friends presented apprentice Navigator Pua Lincoln with this leihulu. The leihulu is named: Ka’inikimalieakekēhau- gentle pinching of the kehau windPwo Chadd sharing the inspiration of our voyage, “if we can sustain a canoe from our aina and our people, then we can sustain our communities”
Support crew of our ʻohana Waʻa and Makaliʻi ʻohana of ʻOahu made food provisions, and provided dinner and lomilomi for crew at Ka Waiwai. Mahalo Nui!Hālau ʻAʻaliʻi Kū Makani doing the welcome for Makaliʻi crew at Ka WaiwaiiKa Pā O Lonopūhā provided lomi for the crewKealoha Ho and friends presented apprentice Navigator Pua Lincoln with this leihulu. The leihulu is named: Ka’inikimalieakekēhau- gentle pinching of the kehau windPwo Chadd sharing the inspiration of our voyage, “if we can sustain a canoe from our aina and our people, then we can sustain our communities”
Eo Makali'i Captains and Crew~Sail Safe and Strong <3