Re: Kea Lani versus Four Seasons--Maui Honeymoon

On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 01:11:10 GMT, "alohacyberian"
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>"Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> On 20 Nov 2003 10:42:53 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Charles
>> Eastwood) wrote:
>>
>> You have picked one of the best times of year, because on that side of
>> the island tends to be very hot during the summer, but in March it's
>> not real hot yet, and the brunt of our rainy season will be over.
>>
>> Being born and raised here I'm definitely biased, because Maui is the
>> best, and I congratulate you on your good sense on skipping Oahu and
>> the big city of Honolulu.
>>
>
>You should have told them that in Hawaii, 90 degrees is considered hot and
>for folks from Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Phoenix - that ain't so bad! I was
>over on Maui for four days earlier this month and stayed near Honokawai and
>enjoyed myself immensely! But, the Big Island is still my favorite! KM


Ah, but when it's 90 deg. in Phoenix they're not having 80-90%
relative humidity.  That's what makes it extra hot, and usually the
first thing tourists mention (in my experience).

Yeah, I remember you saying you were going to be here.  Glad you liked
it.  Were you stunned at the increased traffic?  I live in Wailuku and
usually roam around the Central area.  Yes, the Big Island is nice, I
especially love the Kamuela area, Kauai is always awesome, and you
can't beat Honolulu for the shopping, but.......lol............There's
a reason for that old saying:  Maui No Ka Oi.  <g>  It really is.
I have family on every island excepting Kahoolawe and Niihau, and they
say it too.




ALOHA

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