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Old Hawaii Ranch on the Hamakua Coast
April 25th, 2010 | 
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For more information, contact:
Kelly H Moran REALTOR
808-938-5757
Hilo Brokers Ltd
Old Hawaii ranch bordering Hawaii State Forest Reserve on the Hamakua Coast. Three adjacent parcels totaling 85 acres, located at the end of paved Spencer Road. Situated upcountry at 2000 feet elevation you’ll find stunning panoramic ocean and mountain views beyond the rolling green pastures. Streams and waterfalls flow through this operating cattle ranch. You are on top of the world! The Hamakua Coast of the Big Island is known for its lush beauty and historic past. Three adjacent parcels are for sale: 3-3-6-6-42: MLS 229934 is 36.66 acres with a house for $625,000; 3-3-6-6-44: MLS 229933 is 48.45 acres for $575,000; 3-3-6-6-41: MLS 224911 is 23,086 sq. ft. for $124,500; Buy all 3 parcels for $1,150,000 (seller’s preference); Buy the 36.66 acre and 23,086 sq ft parcels for $695,000. In the nearby town of Laupahoehoe visit the ‘Train Museum’ and learn about the rail system that operated on the sugar plantations in years gone by. This former sugar plantation town has schools, shops, restaurants and a gas station. This area of the Hamakua Coast is halfway between the towns of Hilo and Waimea and is recognized as a ‘heritage corridor’, a string of towns with historic significance. Nestled up against and bordered by The Laupahoehoe Natural Area Reserve, one of the most ‘magnificent’ (State of Hawaii’s description) forest reserves in Hawaii. The DLNR noted the designated sites encompass remarkable gradients of climate, forest, soils and resource history, and will be among the most remarkable and unique experimental forests on earth. A rare offering that combines the best of what Hawaii has to offer: privacy & serenity, expansive ocean and mountain views, streams and waterfalls, forest reserve and the mellow lifestyle of Old Hawaii.
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Doctors’ Opinion – Disability Status – SSDI, SSI, SSD – Lihue, HI – Hawaii
Call 1-800-667-5734 or visit the premiere Social Security website at: http://www.SocialSecurityDisability.com to understand how an Arkansas doctor can impact your Social Security Disability benefits. Social Security Disability Lawyer, Jerry Lynch, explains the importance of a doctor opinion.
My Doctor says I Am Disabled.So Why Was I Turned Down for SSD / SSI Benefits?
There could be many reasons for the Social Security Administration ( SSA ) to turn down your claim, but one could be the Doctors notes. It might say something like you cant work but maybe the Doctor is saying you merely cant work at your present job which may be extremely heavy or maybe extraordinarily stressful. And yet even though you do have a mental or physical disability youre still able to do other less demanding jobs. So the type of letter that you need from a Doctor to really help you win your social security disability ( SSD )case is going to be much more complicated than what the Doctor is normally used to writing for his patients.
If you live in Honolulu, Hilo, Kailua, Kaneohe, Waipahu, Pearl City, Waimalu, Mililanin, Kahului, Kihei, Hawi, Kailua Kona, Kapolei, Lihue, Wake Island, Waimanalo or surrounding areas, place a call to 800-667-5734 and submit your application to have your claim reviewed by a professional disability claims lawyer.
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Whale Watching in Maui, Jan. 2010
Mark & Mariah on a little rubber boat out in the middle of the ocean watching the humpback whales in Maui. January 2010.
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Tags: 2010, Hi, Humpback whales, Mariah hawk, mark williams, maui, ocean, rubber boat, whale watching |
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