The poor man’s Hawaii.
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What is this claim based on? I feel like many other places that are cheap would be a closer fit for Hawaii my love?
@Dan — it’s according to my Grandpa. It came up while looking at a particularly breathtaking sunset. He’s 87, still takes care of his chickens, and flew planes for the army in the 40s, so he’s definitely right. 🙂