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Nahaku Kalei's Photo Journal to Palmyra Part 2
South to Palmyra
Photos: Nahaku Kalei
Music: Heather's Song by Misty River
Bit of trivia: Approximately half way through the video, there's an image of Captain Bruce Blankenfeld next to a orange ribbon blowing in the wind. These flags or tails are literally the "tell tale signs" that give navigators a visual marker of the wind.