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SUNSET N PALMS

WaianaeCrider
WaianaeCrider
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Took this, this evening 20260125_182425.thumb.jpg.82ae5f6764283819a2c103e364f4d232.jpg

Steve

Born in the Bronx

Raised in Brooklyn

Matured In Wai`anae

I can't be held responsible for anything I say or do....LOL

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    Super nice coloring there , makes me want to visit the islands again.
            I don’t get a true sunset on our place on this south facing hill. I do get some spectacular sunrises though! A SoCal sunrise with the Howea! HarryIMG_1046.thumb.jpeg.36c53788c7d3bfc2a4fcc37b0150c36a.jpeg

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    The tephra and ash that we are still sweeping/wiping/hosing off of plants, solar panels, lanai, kitchen counters etc really colored up the sunset out here, Kilauea episode 41 was a real messy one, I am about 30 miles away and we have tephra everywhere.

     

    least it ain't snow I guess….

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