In a previous post, we took a look at the history of ranching in Hawaii and shared photos of our tour of Anna Ranch Heritage Center. Today, we are “talking” with Lora Ayers, one of our Hilo agents, who lives on a working ranch in East Hawaii. Here are some excerpts from our conversation with [...]
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Ranching in Hawaii, Part 1: A Visit to Anna Ranch
December 28th, 2009
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Beyond White Sand Beaches and Volcanoes Those unfamiliar with Hawaii are often surprised at the vastness of the ranch lands here on the Big Island. But, ranching has played an important role in the history of the Island of Hawaii. Thanks to a recent visit to Anna Ranch Heritage Center in Waimea, we’re taking a [...]
Beat the Heat – Move to Hawaii!
August 25th, 2009
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Article contributed by Karen B. Clarkson, R Clark Realty Corporation Waimea (Kamuela) Office At the higher elevations (over 2000 ft above sea level) on the Big Island daytime temperatures average in the low 70s. Those of us who live upcountry feel really fortunate when we hear relatives and friends complaining of the unbearably hot summer weather [...]
