It’s funny — Hana is super rural and seems like it’s the middle of nowhere, but we found ourselves jamming to cram as much activity as we could in the few days we were there. Even with our rigorous schedule, we couldn’t do everything we wanted to do (thus why we need to go back). There are entire islands in this Hawaiian chain that are boring (no names, please), but here in this sleepy little town, we found that you’ll always be relaxed, but you’ll never be bored.
Here are three things that we did on this trip to Hana: an equestrian ride, a shopping (?) trip into the iconic Hasegawa General Store, and a tasting tour of Ono Organic Farms.
We learned a lot on our tour, too much to cram into this blog, so you’ll have to see it yourself! But I did have a few minutes at the end to talk to Zack about Ono Farms. Here are some photos, as well, of our walk around the property. (I’m sorry that the end is so abrupt; I was rushing to finish this.)
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Haha! I love the "shopping (?)" at Hasegawa! You forgot to mention the famous, and delicious, Hana Hotties Hot Sauce they sell! Anyhoo, love all the pics from Ono- seriously in need of those fresh papaya and lilikoi here on the mainland- what a treat to have eaten all that fruit.. I wish I could have stuffed them all in my suitcase!
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