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Got to see an abandoned Loko 'i'a (fishpond). this one was right up the river from the Alekoko fishpond, here on Kaua'i. seen from Kipu ranch tour- foundation is still there and can be restored. the loko i'a is drained, revealing a clay bottom

Got to see an abandoned Loko 'i'a (fishpond). this one was right up the river from the Alekoko fishpond, here on Kaua'i. seen from Kipu ranch tour- foundation is still there and can be restored. the loko i'a is drained, revealing a clay bottom
Got to see an abandoned Loko 'i'a (fishpond). this one was right up the river from the Alekoko fishpond, here on Kaua'i. seen from Kipu ranch tour- foundation is still there and can be restored. the loko i'a is drained, revealing a clay bottom submitted by /u/Poiboykanaka808
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