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more than half way to Hana, you will encounter Keanae, a traditional Taro
farming community nestled between the base of Haleakala and the blue Pacific.
As you continue on your trek toward Hana, you will come to a park called Pua'a
Ka'a. There you find a public restroom, which, by now, is a most welcome
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When you
reach Nahiku, be sure to stop at Jungle Johnny's Fruit Stand, located less than
½ a mile past mile marker 28. You will not want to miss tasting their
world famous coconut candy and enjoy other tropical treats. All of the food
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Just
before mile marker 31 is Hana Gardenland, a nursery that can ship potted plants
anywhere in the world for you. They also have a beautiful gift shop filled with
locally-made gifts. If you need a cup of coffee or a healthy lunch, this is
great place to stop, as they also have a small café. |
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