Parker Ranch Center 2015, Waimea Hawaii
Unique shopping center with a Hawaiian Paniolo {cowboy} theme. Beautiful country setting in the heart of Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii. Watch more videos at Hawaii's Aloha Channel.
Anna's Ranch Heritage Center, Waimea, Hawaii
The Elliott kids' adventures continue with a quick trip to Anna's Ranch. Here they get a glimpse of cowboy life, Hawaiian-style.
Lualai at Parker Ranch : Brand New Homes in Waimea on the Big Island of Hawaii
For more information, visit drhorton.com or call 808-887-1246
Sales Center & Furnished Model Homes are Open Daily from 10am - 5pm
67-1217 Neleau Place
Kamuela, HI 96743
Lualai at Parker Ranch offers Beautiful Brand New Homes in Waimea, Kamuela on the Big Island of Hawaii. The community of Lualai offers breathtaking views of Mauna Kea Mountain range as well as the Kohala mountain range and a true 'paniolo' pastoral feel.
Priced from the mid $300,000s (fs), Lualai also offers financing programs, such as the $1,000 Down Moves You In program.
Meet the Master of Hawaiian Cowboy Music
Hawaii has a rich history of cowboy culture, played to the tune of a slack key guitar. No one embodies this culture more than Leabert Lindsey, a fifth-generation Hawaiian cowboy, or “paniolo.” Dating back to the arrival of Spanish cowboys in the 1800s, the soothing, sweet sounds of a slack key guitar embody the heritage and everyday life of Hawaii’s hardworking herdsmen. For Leabert, there’s nothing better than playing his favorite tunes after a long day’s work. Today, he’s one of the few master players helping to keep this traditional music alive.
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Farmer Market Anna's Ranch Waimea, Hawaii
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Parker Ranch Connector Road Open
WAIMEA HAWAII, Following legal action brought by Attorney Margaret Wille,on behalf of Waimea Hawaii residents January Herron Whitehead and Laverne Till, which forced Parker Ranch to comply with its 1992 rezoning commitent to build this connector road -- the road opened today --- called Ola Ohia .
Hawaii Rodeo
This is Peewee in the roping category with her wining 8.5 seconds.
This is a great local rodeo in Kamuela Hawaii
Tour Shark Temple Big Island Hawaii - Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site
This temple also known as a Heiau is a temple known to be a tribute to the shark god (akua) who is believed to reside in the waters near this hill.
Hawaiian cowboys
Video from a visit to Makawao, in Maui, Hawaii.
Parker Ranch begins Integrated Energy Resource Plan
Waimea, Hawaii
Places to see in ( Hawaii - USA )
Places to see in ( Hawaii - USA )
Hawaii, a U.S. state, is an isolated volcanic archipelago in the Central Pacific. Its islands are renowned for their rugged landscapes of cliffs, waterfalls, tropical foliage and beaches with gold, red, black and even green sands. Of the 6 main islands, Oahu has Hawaii’s biggest city and capital, Honolulu, home to crescent Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbor's WWII memorials.
Snapshots of these islands scattered in the cobalt blue Pacific Ocean are heavenly, without the need for any embellishment by tourist brochures. Sunrises and sunsets are so spectacular that they're cause for celebration all by themselves, such as atop Haleakalā volcano on Maui. As tropical getaways go, Hawaii couldn't be easier or more worth the trip, though be aware that visiting these Polynesian isles isn't always cheap. But whether you're dreaming of swimming in crystal waterfall pools or lazing on golden-sand beaches, you can find what you're looking for here.
Just as in days of old, life in Hawaii is lived outdoors. Whether it's surfing, swimming, fishing or picnicking with the ʻohana (extended family and friends), encounters with nature are infused with the traditional Hawaiian value of aloha ʻaina – love and respect for the land.Go hiking across ancient lava flows and down fluted pali (sea cliffs). Learn to surf, the ancient Hawaiian sport of 'wave sliding,' and then snorkel or dive with giant manta rays and sea turtles. Kayak to a deserted offshore island or hop aboard a whale-watching cruise. Back on land, ride horseback with paniolo, Hawaii's cowboys.
Floating all by itself in the middle of the Pacific, Hawaii proudly maintains its own distinct identity apart from the US mainland. Spam, shave ice, surfing, ukulele and slack key guitar music, hula, pidgin, aloha shirts, 'rubbah slippah' (flip-flops) – these are just some of the touchstones of everyday life, island style. Pretty much everything here feels easygoing, low-key and casual, bursting with genuine aloha and fun. You'll be equally welcome whether you're a globe-trotting surf bum, a beaming couple of fresh-faced honeymooners or a big, multigenerational family with rambunctious kids.
Hawaii is as proud of its multicultural heritage as it is of former US President Barack Obama, who was born in Honolulu on Oʻahu. On these Hawaiian Islands, the descendants of ancient Polynesians, European explorers, American missionaries and Asian plantation immigrants mix and mingle. What's remarkable about contemporary Hawaii is that harmonious multiculturalism is the rule, not the exception. Boisterous arts and cultural festivals keep diverse community traditions alive, from Hawaiian outrigger canoe races to Japanese taiko drumming. Come here to see what the future of the USA could be.
A lot to see in Hawaii such as :
Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument
Kualoa Ranch & Zipline
Hanauma Bay
ʻIolani Palace
Ko Olina Resort
Polynesian Cultural Center
Lanikai Beach
Waimea Bay
Manoa Falls
Turtle Bay Resort
Makapuʻu Beach
Koko Head
Nuʻuanu Pali
USS Missouri (BB-63)
Honolulu Zoo
Sunset Beach
Sea Life Park Hawaii
Koʻolau Range
Ala Moana Regional Park
Kapiʻolani Regional Park
Waimea Valley
Waikiki Aquarium
Kailua Beach Park
Bishop Museum
Kakaako
Mokoliʻi
Makapuʻu Point
The Byodo-In Temple
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
Kaena Point State Park
USS Bowfin
Wet'n'Wild Hawaii
Honolulu Museum of Art
Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden Visitor Center
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Aloha Tower
King Kamehameha Statue
Kualoa Regional Park
( Hawaii - USA ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Hawaii . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Hawaii - USA
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Volcano Listing
A beautiful 29 acre (fee simple) property which includes a very nice three (3)bedroom and (1)one bath house built in 1951 located just a few miles mauka of Volcano Village. Volcano Village is a wonderful small community where life good. The higher elevation makes for cooler weather and lots of green grass great for farming and ranching. This house features a wood burning fireplace for those cool Volcano nights and hard wood floors. Beautiful native Ohia trees and tropical plants around the property. very large percentage of this property has been cleared. Newer plumbing and roof.
A beautiful Ponderosa indeed:)
The Open Range Paniolo Adventures
Paniolo Adventures caters to riders of all experience levels. We offer trotting and cantering opportunities on all of our rides except the City Slicker which is for those who want a shorter and walking only riding experience.
The Ranch offers awe inspiring views of the Pacific Ocean, the Kohala and Kona coastline and the Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and Hualalai volcanoes on the Big Island and the Haleakala Volcano on Maui.
Paniolo Adventures has operated on Ponoholo Ranch for more than 25 years. In riding the open range our guests get to experience what it was like to be a paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) in the old days of North Kohala. The red lei lehua on the hat in the Paniolo Adventures logo is the traditional lei worn on the hats of the paniolos of the Big Island.
Feel like a real paniolo when you outfit yourself with our boots, hats , chaps and Australian dusters and ride the range dotted with grazing cattle.
Ponoholo Ranch on Kohala Mountain is one of the most beautiful ranches on the Big Island. This 11,000 acre cattle ranch covering three climate zones stretches from the rain forest at 4,800 feet to the ocean. It has the second largest herd of cattle on the island, 6,000 to 8,000, after Parker Ranch.
Ponoholo Ranch is operated in an environmentally sensitive manner through intensive rotational grazing which maximizes nutritional opportunities for the cattle thereby reducing damage to the land through erosion and overgrazing. The cattle raised on Ponoholo Ranch are sent to the mainland in livestock ships after they are weaned from their mothers. They are then trucked to pasture or to feed lots primarily in Texas.
Funny! Portagee Superbowl aka Hawaii Saddle Club Rodeo
2011 Hawaii Saddle Club's 55th Annual Memorial Weekend Rodeo
AKA Portagee Superbowl, cowboys, cowgirls and spectators from all over gather around the Honokaa Rodeo Arena for a time of excitement, laughter and just good stuff.
Please choose to participate and support your local community with its activities. When we show up, help and encourage others we live a life of making a positive difference in ourselves and others.
With aloha, Marilyn Cariaga
ps Spending time with loved ones made it even more special.
Photos, Editing Video by Marilyn Cariaga,
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