DiveWestOahu
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well did ya ever see just how much they contribute to the old "war fund"
Unfair Maui Rules May End Scuba Instruction! We Need Your Help
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I suggest that we set up the First Church of [SIZE=-1]Ka-moho-ali'i and make learning to dive a sacrament. Let's see the councilmen deal with that as a business.
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Absolutely brilliant.
But why not just make our own religion that has similar sacraments. Heck, we could probably even add turtle petting and riding to the necessary list and get away with it... we would be a minority, after all!
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But we'd have little sis, Pele, in our corner.
Ain't it great when new arrivals bother to study their new home?
Ain't it great when new arrivals bother to study their new home?
The parks director is asking for the publics input on these new rules: Please send your thoughts to:
parks.dept@co.maui.hi.us
Please let the parks department know that we need access to the parks/beaches at all times, that we are aware of the environment and surroundings, and are a benefit to the local community. Please write, especially if you are from Hawaii. Please be sure to include your Hawaiian address at the bottom of your e-mail.
Mahalo!
parks.dept@co.maui.hi.us
Please let the parks department know that we need access to the parks/beaches at all times, that we are aware of the environment and surroundings, and are a benefit to the local community. Please write, especially if you are from Hawaii. Please be sure to include your Hawaiian address at the bottom of your e-mail.
Mahalo!
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will do
Aerodog
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This was Makena Landing today. One kayak tour group was completely blocking access to the water and another one was on the beach (behind the poor diver trying to access the water in the left of the picture). Both kayak groups were performing an instructional briefing so they did NOT need to be "using" the landing entry at that time and blocking people from entering and exiting the water.
That really sucks, doesn't it Aerodog.
Oddly enough, the proposed rules wouldn't prevent that situation. In fact, they could make it worse.
At the moment, the companies can go to a spot and see that "hey... this spot is too crowded, let's go to the next beach" -- under the proposed rules, they will only be able to go to the one beach named on their permit.
Oddly enough, the proposed rules wouldn't prevent that situation. In fact, they could make it worse.
At the moment, the companies can go to a spot and see that "hey... this spot is too crowded, let's go to the next beach" -- under the proposed rules, they will only be able to go to the one beach named on their permit.
Nice flat water there today.
Well I haven't seen a group of divers blocking access for anyone anywhere on Maui. Too bad we get lumped into the same crowd.
A couple of years ago I saw a guy in a small truck launch his boat at makena. The waves were up, ,he got stuck, it was, amusing.
Just came to mind, sorry, old timers disease.
Well I haven't seen a group of divers blocking access for anyone anywhere on Maui. Too bad we get lumped into the same crowd.
A couple of years ago I saw a guy in a small truck launch his boat at makena. The waves were up, ,he got stuck, it was, amusing.
Just came to mind, sorry, old timers disease.
Well, y'know when a group of divers are walking up or down the sloping ramp at Ulua (all 10' of it), it's pretty much like a one-way bridge on the way to Hana.
But that's stretching it even.
