Hawaii: Holoholo Wale

Slideshow • Pam Mandel • 01.15.09 | 4:07 PM ET Photo 2 of 10

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Pam Mandel is a freelance writer and photographer from Seattle, Washington. Her work has appeared in a variety of print, radio, and web publications and she's contributed to two guidebooks, one on British Columbia and one on Hawaii. She plays the ukulele, has an internal beacon that is surprisingly capable of locating the best baked goods in town, almost any town, and speaks German with a Styrian accent. Learn more on her personal blog at Nerd's Eye View.

Photos by Pam Mandel.

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2 Comments for Hawaii: Holoholo Wale

Michael Yessis 01.15.09 | 10:54 PM ET

Great shots, Pam. My favorite: the one with the Japanese girls and their cell phone cameras.

Lola Akinmade 01.16.09 | 1:54 PM ET

Yayyy! Congratulations Pam. Beautiful pictures. Looking forward to reading more.

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