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

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Robert
8 years ago

Fkn haoles again !!!

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Daniel
8 years ago

Save cromwells, cause cant imagine what effects the area will have when there is a hurricane and or natural disasters

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Kanani Marie Oury
8 years ago

Please do not allow the actions of a few effect what can benefit many and serve as a reminder of memories and history for generations to come. This is a historical site and is worth more than a quick fix to a few sad and disrespectful individuals. Preserve the past, it is our future.

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Ezgi
8 years ago

Please be kind to the native Hawai’i ans and dont follow what colonism done to them

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Lauren Jaramillo
8 years ago

Don’t destroy it. It’s an awesome little get away!

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Mouna
8 years ago

Hiring no one person that stay Guard will cost less than destroying the wall

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Nalehuaopuna donlin
8 years ago

This place should be registered as an historical site

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rayne pactol
8 years ago

Stop destroying so much of the historical landmarks. Those haoles are taking over the Hawaiian Islands !

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Schuyler Cole
8 years ago

Love this place. If any change should be made it should be removing the fence!

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Tiana Paia
8 years ago

Always a good time

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Debby Atkinson
8 years ago

Destroying the breakwater simply upsets the present ecosystem and adds taxpayer expense; it doesn't save lives or improve a location. Please leave it alone.

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Ansley
8 years ago

Preserve this historical landmark!

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Kamaaina Meyers
8 years ago

I love my home too much to allow this

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Chloe Kono
8 years ago

KEEP HAWAI’I, HAWAI’I.

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Autumn butler
8 years ago

SAVE OUR LAND!

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Valerie Pedro
8 years ago

Please do not destroy this beautiful spot where many memories were made. Post signs advising all who enter that they enter at their own risks and the Doris Duke Foundation IN NO WAY will be liable for any injuries. Maybe a side note that emergency personnel would be hard pressed to reach someone who is injured while jumping or swimming.

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Kilinahe Puahi-Benzon
8 years ago

Always Aloha, Always Malama.

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Teisa wolfgramm
8 years ago

I am born and raised in Hawaii I am also a Kanaka Maoli! Growing up I played and swam at Cromwell’s. You cannot destroy Hawaii’s memories as well as it’s habitat.

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Jesse O Larson
8 years ago

Please don't. This is an iconic spot on this island. Aloha!

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Brooke pennell
8 years ago

SAVE CROMWELL’s !!!!