Identifier: sevenweeksinhawa00craw (find matches)
Title: Seven weeks in Hawaii, by an American girl
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Crawford, M. Leola (Minnie Leola)
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Publisher: San Francisco : J.J. Newbegin
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University Hawaii, Joseph F. Smith Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Consortium of Church Libraries and Archives

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Bananas Growing. (85 SEVEN \V E E K S IX HA W A I I
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(86 SEVEN WEEKS IN HAWAII XIX AJITELL, I have seen it, the greatest active volcano inthe world, situated on one of a group of islandsthe most isolated of the globe! Leaving Hilo at nine A. M., we traveled over asplendid road built by the Hawaiian Governmenttwenty years ago and improved from time to time,until now the thirty mile ride to the Volcano Houseleaves one feeling none of the fatigue experienced byearlier tourists who made the journey upon the backsof pack horses, with their shawls, cloaks, umbrellasand edibles lashed behind. Our chauffeur is a Portuguese. His name is Jose,and so many years has he furnished information andguided strangers through these mountainous defiles,over lava beds and crevasses, on up to the snow-cappedpoint of Manna Loa, that simultaneously w^ith thestarting of the machine his tongue is let loose uponone and his intelligent description of all to be seenand the changes that have taken place in the pasttwenty years makes the trip to the crater one neverto

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