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Young Hokule‘a navigators reflect on latest training sail to Papahanaumokuakea

COURTESY POLYNESIAN VOYAGING SOCIETY
                                The recent training sail to Papahanau­mokuakea immersed five young navigators in noninstrument navigation and the cultural and ecological significance of the remote region they visited, while fostering mutual trust and respect for fellow crew members.
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COURTESY POLYNESIAN VOYAGING SOCIETY

The recent training sail to Papahanau­mokuakea immersed five young navigators in noninstrument navigation and the cultural and ecological significance of the remote region they visited, while fostering mutual trust and respect for fellow crew members.

COURTESY KAIMANA PINE 
                                Dillyn Lietzke and Nalamaku Ah Sing keep the Hokule‘a on course.
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COURTESY KAIMANA PINE

Dillyn Lietzke and Nalamaku Ah Sing keep the Hokule‘a on course.

COURTESY POLYNESIAN VOYAGING SOCIETY
                                The recent training sail to Papahanau­mokuakea immersed five young navigators in noninstrument navigation and the cultural and ecological significance of the remote region they visited, while fostering mutual trust and respect for fellow crew members.
COURTESY KAIMANA PINE 
                                Dillyn Lietzke and Nalamaku Ah Sing keep the Hokule‘a on course.