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This is how Flat Stanley looked when he arrived at Aunty
Kat's and Uncle Dingo's house in Kapolei, Hawaii, on the island of
Oahu.
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Because it's so warm in Hawaii, we got FS a cool aloha
shirt and slippers. Slippers are our word for
flip-flops. He looks more local now!
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Uncle
Dingo took FS to work with him and we took pictures out
the car window along the way. Above is the west
loch of Pearl Harbor. Below is H-1, just before
the airport.
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This is taken from the viaduct at the airport.
It's called a viaduct because the freeway (H-1) is built
on top of another highway. The signs are Honolulu,
Waikiki and Airport.
This
is a somewhat blurred view of downtown Honolulu from the
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It is tradition in the islands to give arriving guests a
lei, so we found one that was the perfect size for Flat
Stanley.
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Aunty Kat works with a computer most of the day, and
Flat Stanley is a very good helper!
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This is the corner of Punchbowl and Beretania, two
of Honolulu's main streets. The state capitol is
the building shown. You can find better photos of
the capitol and learn the meaning of its symbolism on
the Honolulu Capitol
Tour.
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