Not Much Here

There isn't much but it still looks good:

Set beneath the towering green slopes of the Koolau Mountains, the Windward side offers a scenic alternative to Waikiki, with its dramatic ocean views, quiet beaches and off-the-beaten-path attractions. And I tried to go that far but it was no go.

"Control as much of your destiny as you can, or someone else will."

Take a short drive from Waikiki and Honolulu over the mountainous Pali Highway. Be sure to stop at the historic Nuuanu Pali Lookout for breathtaking views. You’ll notice immediately how much this side of the island is wetter and greener than the Leeward Coast.
  

"Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel

In the shadow of these 2,000-foot Koolau mountain peaks, the Windward side features a laid-back atmosphere perfect for ocean lovers. Whether you’re kayaking off of Kailua Beach or body surfing in the waves of Waimanalo Beach, Kailua is a place to relax and enjoy the sea. However, it is very possible that the people would rather keep it more private.

So we will do the best we can as far as Kokohead. The Internet is looking good already. Much in there but not much of us, - yet. We will be there. Anybody from Kokohead and vicinity wanting to get on, fine. We welcome all. Let's Dance.