Good morning HNL (Taken with Instagram at Pacifica Honolulu)
Leialoha Swim on Goldfish Kiss! It will always be about our “Signature Top” in black, with pearls!!!
I’m on a fringe kick lately. I’m obsessed with these tops and want to shake and shimmy around the beach while wearing one.
Left to right: Acacia Montauk / Tyler Rose / Boys & Arrows / Leialoha / L*Space Audrey
Want to try a DIY before you buy…here’s how.
Just kidding ;)
(Source: smellslikechanel5, via brokenhomme)
Town day (Taken with Instagram at Kaimana Beach Park)
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Spring/Summer 2011 look book shoot!
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Today’s HNL ball of fire (Taken with instagram)
Gnar Gnar. Pipe Masters. (Taken with instagram)
North Shore Oahu has my heart.
Grady Gillan- Aloha Friday
// Shark Repellent?//
The latest device, the Electronic Shark Defense System, was designed by Honolulu surfer Wilson Vinano Jr along with Collin Kobayashi, an engineer and president of 3D Innovations. The device, which costs around £300, sends out “electric pulses that interfere with the gel in a shark’s nose,” according to a press release. It is claimed “extreme testing” was conducted that shows sharks stay away from the user. A number of companies are marketing electronic devices that fit to boards for surfing or windsurfing or can even be attached to scuba diving kit. The ‘shark shield’ developed by a company in Australia, emits a protective electrical field via its water proof antenna, that supposedly deters sharks without harming surrounding wildlife. Shark Shield Pty Ltd claim their technology “allows you to surf and enjoy the oceans without fear”. The new devices are designed to give surfers confidence and prevent the need for killing the rare creatures. However Dr. Kim Holland, a marine biologist at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology Shark Research Group, said warding off sharks is not that simple. He said that for most sharks an electric pulse is like nails on a chalkboard — annoying but not always effective. For the shark to really feel it, you’d need such a strong electric pulse that the surfer might risk being shocked, too, he said. “A shark doesn’t care if something is metaphorically banging on its head,” he told local press in Hawaii. “Sometimes they turn away but sometimes they don’t notice it.
Pearls and bikinis…. nuff said. Check it out!!!!!
(Source: dontauk)
Grateful to live Hawaii 🌴 (Taken with instagram)
Haleiwa, HI (Taken with instagram)
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