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How Taking Care on Maui Makes for a More Meaningful Vacation
Sponsored by The Maui Visitors and Convention Bureau
Jun 1, 2021
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What is malama? Tap into the Hawaiian heritage of respecting the earth and culture for a life-affirming trip to Mauiâfilled with natural beauty, fascinating history, local character, and more. share this article
The Hawaiian ancestral term
malama means to care for or nurture. Itâs a concept thatâs never gone out of style on the idyllic island of Mauiâin fact, itâs a way of life hereâand the chance to take part ensures a journey here is great in more ways than one. The islandâs inhabitants have taken great lengths to protect the natural environs over the centuries, and today encourage visitors as well to join them in cultivating a compassionate way of travel. Embedded in the idea is a stewardship of the hallowed ground for future generations to enjoy.
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My dad in the middle, with sisters Marie and Phyllis and a bike all ready for a parade circa 1933.
ESCANABA Bicycles have come a long way, just in my life time.
From the first shaky ride on a two wheeler to my modern day rides in granny gear, biking has been a thrill.
A cheap and healthy high awaits every time I set out on my bike.
Growing up in a family of six kids, we went through a variety of tricycles and bicycles used, hand-me-down and new.
The first “little red bike” that we all learned to ride on came from my uncle Larry. It had hard rubber (non-inflatable) tires and removable training wheels. How well I can remember my brothers churning up mud with that little bike.