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The island of Maui was formed by two volcanos that erupted long ago - the extinct 5,788-ft Puu Kukui and the dormant 10,023-ft Haleakala (now the centerpiece of a national park). The resulting depression between the two is what gives Maui its nickname, the Valley Isle. | |||
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 Surfer at Hookipa |
 Keaku Falls, |
 Kaanapali Shores, Maui | |
 Hawaiian Torch Lighting |
 Hawaiian Lights Torch |
 Hawaiian Torch's Lit, | |
 Windsurfer at Hookipa |
 Kaanapali Resorts, Maui |
 Waves at Hookipa |
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