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Posted by: Kim Steutermann Rogers

Jan 04, 2012

Happy new year.

That reminds me. A new year means a new calendar. That is, if you're still using the printed kind. If you're not, like me, you may enjoy the monthly images we provide as downloadable wallpaper for your computer. You can choose a version with the calendar--or without. They're free and a fun way to keep Hawaii close at hand. This month's image celebrates the winter surf season here in Hawaii, which is off to a roaring start. Surf's up on the north and east sides of the islands this week. 'Tis the season to surf. Watching the swells roll in isn't such a bad thing, either.

Posted in: Arts & Local Culture
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Responses:

Joan | Apr 08, 2012 09:40 PM

God, it's just amazing photo! I will download it on my desktop. Sunny ocean islands... No show, no cold rains, just sun, green, fresh fruits...They best place for Culture and Tourism, the small paradise on the Earth. My great dream - to have a rest in such quiet and beautiful place!

Daniel | Apr 24, 2012 10:02 PM

Maybe I can add some to my Facebook profile cover. I really like this style. Great job!

alice_viers | Apr 30, 2012 04:55 AM

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nobel boy | May 02, 2012 09:53 PM

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