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MAHALO TIM! Fine work! Man do I miss working these events for RR & all the positive energy flowing! Honored to be part of it all. Some of the greatest times & experiences in my life.🌅🌊🤙🏽 A L O H A

Shame on you

Thank you for posting this and showing the world what hippies really are. Worthless despicable bums.

I’ve camped there 6-8 times over the years, legally, with permits. ‘Locals’ are given a break while law abiding people are hassled. I’ve been threatened with being run over in my tent at Haena Beadh park by crack head locals in trucks. F*ck them, ignorant locals are to blame. Ignorant mokes.

I could watch this for a long long time. Thank you, it's just what I needed.

Thank you for this, I'm tryna learn more about my girl & not blow her up w/ hella questions.

Thanks Hal Kinneman for the surf tunes Superb musician and excellent surfer

I have had this bookmarked for several years and watch it every so often as the quality is very good. I lived at Wake during the end of 1968 and most of 1969 when I was a USAF Security Policeman, Det. 2, 61st MAW which was part of MAC. We were in the typhoon hardened barracks next to the mess hall just a few feet from the bridge which connected Wake to Peale Island where the Coast Guard operated a LORAN station right at the tip of Peale. Now there are just the pylons remaining of the bridge. Back then we were allowed to drive right out to the tip of Wilkes Island but were not to disturb the birds. I greatly enjoyed my duty at Wake even though many men hated being on a remote location. It was especially nice that no one was shooting at us as could happen in SEA.

thank you for sharing this

A lot of the trash there is from the over tourism allowed by local government. The 1000s given permits definitely left more trash than the small community who live where the trash was left. Hippies were used as a scapegoat, even if they had some role in the problem the government refused to acknowledge their much larger role in the issue.

Stopped there in autumn 1985...."enemy on island, issue in doubt"....

What a waste of an American island in the middle of the Pacific. From what I understand civilians and tourists can't visit this place. I would love to go there and stay a few days in modest accommodations.

It's like what we were just saying. these modern hippies seem to be of a fake nature. Drum circles and look at me .but not the it's our job to save the world. or even the place where hanging out at. They drive gas-guzzling cars and bring spray paint on hikes. And they think that they're fashion sense .makes them a hippie.. Real hippies know how to backpack .know how to take out everything they bring into a destination... Homeless losers make a mess and expect other people that clean it up... If you're going to be a hippie. be a real hippie.

Only a True Holy site could create such Waves, The Sprites are talking!

Great photography. 100 yrs. old

Great film.

Yrs. old.

Yeye everything great...but dont forget what happended to the ppl before ww2 and while ww2.

So fun 1999 2001

2.25 that's Duke Kahanamoku sitting front and centre

These photos make me realize why I enjoy wave riding. They are an expression of a true art form. A cleansing of spirit to be one with the ocean. It’s just so damn fun!

These vagrants and bums--not merely "homeless" as they're usually called today--are total scum and should be publicly executed.

wanna be half Hawaiian shit head. Kalalau takes Heart. You trash a camp. Then take photos of it. YOU TRASH THE CAMP AND YOU LEAVE THEM TOO. Your kind are too heart and souless to take to living that deep in the jungle. Not enough Netflix or gas stations or wi-fi . Go home poser. Watch your porn and beat your girlfriend. Smoke your ice. And go fill up your personal monster truck while pretending to care about the aina.

it's the morning show

The DLNR are the instigators, and do nothing to keep Kalalau clean. People also shouldn't be in the valley if they're going to leave crap behind. But, if you notice a lot of the "trash" left behind are things like brand new tents, rust-free cast-iron Dutch ovens (?!), drums and instruments that are in decent shape (before a ranger got ahold of it, anyway), basically stuff nobody in their right minds would ever leave unless forced to. Once again, the DLNR grasps straws to appear useful to the ignorant, unquestioning, and unobservant....nice try.

rest in peace uncle rabbit you kalohe! heaven just gained a wonderful waterman and scoundrel!

They're too cheap and lazy to get permits. And besides she pays some taxes based on waitress wages so she's ENTITLED not to pay camping fees!

poor ting. NOT! It's a park not you're fucking home.

Not really an issue of management. More an issue to slackers who have NO sense of responsibility. Run um off the island and back to mommy and daddy on the mainland!

I've camped there 5-6 times, and paid for my permit each time. Each trip, we run into people like this nut job who feels she's entitled to not follow the rules. Trash piles up when people leave their stuff at camp sites. I wish they would enforce the rules more often, theses people are ruining it. Stay away.

اشكبره صاير .. ربت كاكاي جان غواص قائد الغواصين بالجيش الامريكي .

I think its horrible that someONE abused the ancient hawaiian structure, rock wall. That is horrible. But it was probably done by one person, not done by all "Kalalau Outlaws". I bet all this trash was left behind, because of your attempts at evicting these "Outlaws" and threatening them with possible arrest. If you hadnt helicoptered in to evict them, they would most likely have backpacked their stuff out of the valley. I know some people who spend lots of time out there, and since they overstay the 5 day limit, I guess they are "Outlaws"... but they are very environmentally conscious people, and I know none of them would damage ancient hawaiian artifacts, and none would trash the valley. You are stereotyping these people by your flying in and scaring them off, I am sure some of these camps you claim to be trash, the people scurried off into the valley to wait you out, and would have then returned once you left, and therfore had no intention of leaving this stuff there.

I worked and lived on Wake from 1991 to 1999. Chopin's interludes captures the essence of the time that I spent there. Solitude, freedom from stresses of everyday life as we live it here on the mainland, fresh air without smog and air pollution, good friends to work with, Thai hospitality were all apart of life there. Thanks for your video.

Steve Barnett here like to hook up say hello from long Island

Great video, great music - am amazed at how there is always ONE person who will click dislike - no matter how good the video is. Great work!

IF YOU DIDNT KICK THEM OUT- THEY WOULDNT HAVE LEFT THIS MESS! How are they supposed to clean up if you arrest them? They pack out their trash! You say all of this as if they had no intention to clean up after themselves. propaganda. Your just trying to get people to hate the 'outlaws' Theyre really friendly nice people. You suck

This is being initially cause by the people forcing them out... FAILED LOGIC -_- Its a small island &these people have to live somewhere-why not let them live peacefully?

Terrific photos!

Love it!

when after 15" the woman started speaking of "war zone", I knew her testimony was bogus and I stopped watching.

I thought those hippies were environmentally conscious and that their stance was to reject consumerism . I see I was wrong all along to believe that. How sad!

Fear! Fear What?...fearing a citation for illegally camping & trespassing: I've lived in Hawaii all my life, traveled the world a few times over...this is the very same behavior I've seen in many parts of the continental U.S. and elsewhere. Trespassing & Camping violators have no respect or appreciation, they discard they're misc trash as if it's culturally acceptable. Interesting when pressure is applied to assure compliance they promote a sense of entitlement and victimization!....

IF you had not kicked everyone out making them fear, they might not have left everything.

Absolutely love.. xoxo

I been there 1986-1987 Thanks very much for this video.

Thanks very much for this. Was on C141 Crew from 1970 to 1974. Spent many layovers at Wake and enjoyed the old Drifter's Reef. Would love to go back for couple of weeks.

that's pretty much a normal day there.

Really enjoyed that. Great job!

there's a pile of rubbish there because you guys chased off the people who were there and using this stuff. That's why they abandoned their things in the valley. You are causing the issue of trash in the valley.

I like the part at the end where they are sitting in their kayak on sand. Hello, where did the water go? This part should be submitted to America's Funniest Videos. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.