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Don’t Let Them Demolish Doris Duke (Cromwell’s) Harbor

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Ash
8 years ago

Leave it be its the resposibility of those who choose to swim there not knowing the waters or being familiar with the place its self. If they het hurt doing things out stupidity then thats there fault. They have no right trying to sue or complain to the state

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Cheryl Mattson
8 years ago

When I first met my then boyfriend, he used to take me their. I miss that place

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please do not destroy this area. Thank you and God Bless

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Mario Kaluhiokalani
8 years ago

Please save the aina we grew up at

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Henry mansinon
8 years ago

This place holds a lot of childhood memories,,,please keep hawaii,Hawaii and don't demolish this sacred grounds,,aloha

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Blossom Keohuhu-Ramos
8 years ago

It's our land mark were we all swim so please don't destroy it means a lot to everyone who went there to swim love this place.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave it be! Don't you think you put enough $ in your greedy pockets trying to reconfigure our island?! Stop wasting OUR money & quit taking/banning things away from those who enjoy free outdoor fun.

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Joshua Villalpando
8 years ago

Aole

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Shadow
8 years ago

It's a Landmark and shouldn't touched.

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Mary Doeffinger
8 years ago

Save the swim basin

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Milan Stefanovic
8 years ago

Please don't demolish this beautiful place. It holds so many childhood memories for so many people.

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Preston Gazowsky
8 years ago

I love this place and grew up coming here as a kid! Please don’t demolish

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Leinati Matautia
8 years ago

Please don't demolish.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It’s part of our Aina

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Wayne Hagar
8 years ago

Don't

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Mary kerstulovich
8 years ago

Leave it as it is please

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Angie Cornell
8 years ago

Pls save this landmark!!

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Deborah McDowell
8 years ago

Why??? its not hurting anything. but its the american way to turn up stuff thats fine the way it is....

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please don’t destroy the breakwater!

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Michael Twigg-Smitb
8 years ago

I cannot think of a reason why any good could come from disturbing those massive boulders. It would be disruptive and incredibly bad for the current coastline