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Comment by cheeki kea on September 4, 2023 at 1:26pm

https://records.hawaiicounty.gov/weblink/1/doc/57417/Page1.aspx . ( I was reminded that the "First Peoples" -agreement or 'understandings' that the un intends to roll out out 2040 will incorporate their native intrests in some sort of conglomerate partnership of unknown descriptions of whatever they say they will be. Now is the time All should take back land and rights. If anything should happen to the seas from distant shores like Japan as an example, access to natural medicines where ever they are available would be a handy right to have and keep as a good start. In Victorian days. ( Invisible paths do lead to bounties of goodness and surprises. I would say take a compass for a long journey, But the thing is to be seen to use the resources and claim the power to do so. ~ the local council is responsible for the paper roads in the area they are in I'm told and they can close them on a request but seldom have. There should not be locked gates on these roads preventing right of way. Probably is much the same anywhere they are found. )

Comment by cheeki kea on September 2, 2023 at 12:10pm

The good Queen did not actually rule Hawaii but was fond of the place in it's peaceful harmony. The Polynesians of those oceania islands seemed equally fond of her and the British Royal Navy. The feeling was clearly mutual as we see to this very day with the Union Jack in its pride of place and stripes representing the colours of the flags of countries who visited them. The thought is did she leave behind any long lost favourable influences from those times long forgotten. Based on historic British pattens of generosity when early development took place. We ourselves have found on our own sub-islands Vast tracks of "no mans land" we thought people Owned but alas they did not and many of these public right of ways and invisible roads went right through the Elite Estates much to their bitter, bitter disappointment to the point that they packed up and went away. These golden gifts are called The Queens Chain and Paper Roads. They are deemed public resources, they are mapped and itemised on all privately own properties. They are usually Not sign posted but small hints of their existence can be noticed by signs saying....please close farm gate behind you thanks. Those notices are not there to remind the farmer. A survey was taken once and 50% of land owners had no idea they had a public "road"going right through their private land. Most Paper Roads lead to hunting grounds, rivers, beaches, mountains and lakes. It would be funny if Hawaii had the same thing and folks suddenly decided to exercise those land rights. Oh wow what a surprise they actually do.