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Don't be alarmed is you see smoke on the mountains ... chances are it's just workers burning old pineapple fields. It took me awhile before I got over the initial wave of panic each time I saw so much smoke at the base of the Waianae Range, but now I can tell when they're burning the fields.
Updated Mar 24, 2003
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Don't be alarmed is you see smoke on the mountains ... chances are it's just workers burning old pineapple fields. It took me awhile before I got over the...
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Welcome to Wahiawa! This page, (while it may have a lot of interesting tips for the tourist,) may be more beneficial as a "newcomer's guide"
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Follow the map at the top of the page. Where H-2 crosses 92 at the center of the Island, the town is to the right, and SCHOFIELD ARMY BASE is to the left. Many of you will not recognize this out of...
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From my first day in Hawaii, I have lived in Wahiawa. Mom told me all about Hawaii before we moved there, but she did not mention the amount of rain we would receive here. I think she didn't know at...
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The Dole plantation is located near this city. It is a very big tourist place to visit. You can see the plantation fields with pineapples being grown.
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WiggleBug99's new Wahiawa Page
I was stationed in Wahiawa from 1987 to 1990, and then visited Oahu (and Wahiawa) again in 1994.
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