WHILE IN OAHU SPREADING THE ASHES OF OUR
DEPARTED, WE THOUGHT HOW APPROPRIATE IT WOULD BE TO START A CACHE
IN HIS HONOR TO KEEP HIS MEMORY ALIVE. AS KIDS WE PLAYED ON THESE
TRAILS.
THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER PUBLISHED THIS ARTICLE ON HIM CLICK THIS
LINK TO VIEW
link here
WHEN YOU DO LOCATE THE CACHE, TAKE THE TIME
TO SIT AND READ WHAT IS WRITTEN IN THE CACHE.THE CACHE IS IN A
WATERPROOF CONTAINER SO PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO CLOSE IT
PROPERLY.AS IN ANY HAWAIIAN FOREST AREA, PLEASE PACK OUT YOUR
TRASH.AND PICK UP ANY YOU FIND ON THE TRAIL.YOU WILL ENCOUNTER
ANCIENT HAWAIIAN ROCK WALLS ON THE TRAIL. WE ASK THAT VISITORS DO
NOT TOUCH OR TAMPER WITH THESE SACRED AREAS.IT IS BEST TO LOOK BUT
"NO TOUCH" IN RESPECT TO OUR ANCESTORS.PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE OR TAKE
ANYTHING MORE THAN YOU CAME WITH (EXCEPT GARBAGE AND MEMORIES).IF
YOU GET "ONO BLOOD",MOSQUITO REPELLENT IS A GOOD IDEA. MAHALO AND
ENJOY!
*FTF Do me a favor and bring a writing
device. We didn't have one when we placed the cache. "Photo Sharing
and Video Hosting at Photobucket"> 
Maunawili falls is a beautiful swimming hole
and waterfall. It is 1.3 miles from the begining of the trail
marker to the falls, but the cache is at the very start of the main
trail.
Small note on cache maintenance:
WCC Geocaching has graciously agreed to assist.
Thanks!
