Behind the Swell of Stand-Up Paddling
In the blush of first light, on the island of Molokaโi, a conch shell bellows from the shores of Kaluakoโi Beach. The kahuna has blessed the gathering of paddleboarders and their crews, bidding them good luck and a safe passage. The sound of his shell horn breathes life into the still morning. On cue, dozens of men, and a handful of women, charge into the surf for the annual Molokaโi to Oahโu Paddleboard Race. Their goal: To reach the southeast shore of Oahโu in as little time as possible.
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