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

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Dawn Danzig
8 years ago

I played there as a child and still visit.

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Bruce Glor
8 years ago

Do not allow the harbor at Doris Duke's on Oahu to be demolished

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Amanda dawn augustiro
8 years ago

This is my childhood.

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DeeJay Kaina
8 years ago

Keep Hawaii , Hawaii . This not the mainland so go home .

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Kaleilehua Okimoto
8 years ago

Please dont take away my favorite beach of all time! All my child hood memories would be demolished along side the destruction of Cromwells. Instead, relinquish all rights to this place and make it a free for all. If anyone gets hurt, its there fault and no one else is to blame. Please! This place literally brings happiness to so many people. Its the one place people can come to and release all of their stress and just have a good time. Please!!!

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PAMELA RUTHERFORD
8 years ago

This place is part of my childhood. They are taking everything away from us. Leave it alone!

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Pono
8 years ago

Enough is enough...leave cromwells alone. Yall took the rest of the island! And took away the real heart of cromwells away as it is. Enough damage has been done there. Do not cause more. Leave it be. #hewa

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Charlene
8 years ago

This is too gorgeous and no reason to do so

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Vien Schwinn
8 years ago

Saved the pool and rock walls pleased

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Peter
8 years ago

Please don't destroy this landmark.

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Pat Mase
8 years ago

I don't believe Miss Duke would approve taking her wall down

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Matt buckman
8 years ago

Leaveum

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Bernice Johnston
8 years ago

Please do not do this. This is an iconic landmark and a beautiful area that should remain.

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Matekitawhiti Chase
8 years ago

Save Doris Edgewater Park

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Darren martinez
8 years ago

Restore and secure what was the original wishes for Doris !! Been about 5 times and respected the history with no jumping ...

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Blair Thorndike
8 years ago

I grew up on Black Point Road. 4136. My father still lives there. I was Doris Duke's paper boy. Knew her well. Growing up in this neighborhood, I've witnessed the disrespect for the area, however, the fence has discouraged jumping and - - what's more - - the crowds have diminished greatly. The area is recovering. Please don't try to "fix" something that isn't broken. Give the new measures time to establish themselves. Gone are the ladders, cigarette butts and environmentally ignorant youth. Blair Thorndike Lifelong Black Point resident 344-0688

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Tony Gonsalves III
8 years ago

Save it

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Mike Souza
8 years ago

KEEP THE WATERBREAKS THE WAY THEY ARE! LEAVE IT ALONE! SAVE AND PRESERVE THIS ONE OF A KIND BAY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS!

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Sharrel Souza
8 years ago

This Diamond Head landmark is a part of Oahu's nostalgic history! There are other ways of protecting the public, insuring their safety and preserving this beautiful basin without destroying this natural habitat and native, endangered Hawaiian species. My vote, as a local, Hawaii resident, is SAVE CROMWELL'S SWIM BASIN for us and for FUTURE GENERATIONS to use and enjoy! Mahalo, Sharrel Souza.

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Lorilynn Lindmeier
8 years ago

Save cromwells