Moloka‘i-O‘ahu Through the Years: A History of the Moloka‘i Outrigger Canoe Race Melanesia the wayward and the poor

the wayward and the poor

paperback   |   229 pages   |   6" x 9"   |   B&W

This book displays original photographs that document the tiki art culture scene that blossomed after World War II through its modern forms today

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Moloka‘i-O‘ahu Through the Years: A History of the Moloka‘i Outrigger Canoe Race Melanesia the wayward and the poorThe challenge, the drama, the people and the tradition of the the oldest and most prestigious outrigger canoe race in the worldThe Molokai Channel Race. Begun in 1952 for men and 1979 for women, the race currently attracts an international field of top crews and combines a colorful history with a rich tradition. Billed as the world championships of the sport, crews contending for the title must train and prepare for months in order to put themselves