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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

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Nestled along the river near Alekoko fishpond on Kaua'i, the abandoned Loko 'i'a (fishpond) offers a fascinating glimpse into traditional aquaculture. Observed during a Kipu Ranch tour, the remnants of this historic site reveal its potential for restoration, with the clay bottom now exposed. This location not only highlights the ingenuity of ancient Hawaiian practices but also invites exploration and appreciation of the island's rich cultural heritage. Discover the beauty of these restored landscapes and the stories they hold within their foundations.
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

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