Note 6 — MY HAWAIIAN ALOHA THREE ARTICLES BY JACK LONDON (continued 4)
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Another way has been devised for the traveler who would see the Ditch Trail: by automobile from Wailuku to Pogue’s, thence on foot (stopping overnight at a rest house in Keanae Valley), to Nahiku on the coast, where a steamer calls. It is possible to travel by rail from Wailuku to Haiku, about nine miles from Pogue’s, and begin the “hike” at Haiku. The railway terminus is the home-steading settlement, and the railway ride is of unique interest.