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Tuesday Feb 13, 2007

Broken

Kalahikiola Church

The October 2006 quake of 6.7 magnitude toppled and damaged many historical buildings, including this community church. It might take up to $3 million to restore this historical monument, which has been operational since it was built in 1855.

Posted at 04:34PM Feb 13, 2007 in Personal | http://blogs.sun.com/divas/entry/broken | Permalink |

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