06-30-2010, 06:13 PM
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Originally posted by KathyH
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I know an owner of the land that is crossed to get to Hili'awe Falls, and she is so upset at all the trespassing tourists that she wishes she didn't own it, except she is obligated to keep it in the family.
So she only gets upset when tourists cross? So if I drove out there, she'd be okay with that? And as for the rental car law... How will they know what is a rental car? Will they have a checkpoint, with a little booth like the one you have to drive past to get to the public access at Hapuna, where you'd have to produce a Hawaii registration and a rainbow on your driver's license or you'd get cited and turned around? Laws should apply equally to all people. Tourists aren't second class citizens. We are lucky to be able to live in a place others want to visit.