Annabelle Le Jeune
Writer at Freelance
Hawaiʻi-based freelance writer. Communications specialist @PIDFoundation. KUPU conservationist. Tales of a traveler, surfer, third culture kid, is(land)er 🥭
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Sep 18, 2024 |
fluxhawaii.com | Annabelle Le Jeune |Arriana Veloso
Images by Elyse ButlerDeep in the Waipiʻo lowlands, on the island of O‘ahu, the Kānaka Climbers met under a rising sun. Contrary to their name, this was no ordinary climbing excursion. Instead of chalk bags and climbing shoes, a dozen climbers were armed with trash bags and safety gloves, and rather than scrutinizing rock faces for handholds and routes, all eyes were trained on the trail underfoot.
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