If you’re looking for outdoorsy fun this weekend, consider heading to
Kahana Valley State Park, the only state-owned ahupuaça (a traditional wedge-shaped Hawaiian land division) intact from pre-contact times.

This is a great place for your family to learn about life in early Hawaii.
The park includes archaeological discoveries, a fishpond, a fishing shrine, gardens, taro loçi and streams. It is home to residents with historical ties to the valley.
Information: call Renee Kamisugi, program coordinator, 237-7767.
Find a video clip on Edgy Lee’s blog at www.lifeisgood.honadvblogs.com, or see Life is Good on the news channel at Pacific Network http://news.pacificnetwork.tv/LifeIsGood.