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Delirious Hilo Markets, Stores, Streets, Museums
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| Farmers Market | The bakery! | Streetscapes | |
| What is not to like in this small, unpretentious, historic, several-times-wiped-out little town on the east side? | |||
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On the days it happens, it's the magnet of vitality.
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Whenever I return to Hilo this will be my first stop.
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_20feb29-0912_b2.jpg Since March 2020 I have been trying to replicate the cadamom coffee cake of this bakery. All goods were excellent.  |
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_20feb29-0913_b0.jpg Camera versus camera.  |
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_20feb29-1035_k.jpg Lava exhibit, in a museum. See "History" page for stories we learned in Hilo museums.  |
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_20mar02-1658_k.jpg The great monkeypod trees of the beachfront park. This open space contained buildings prior to the great tsunami.  |
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_20feb29-1401_b.jpg Lunch under the monkeypod trees.  |