Manoa Valley rainbows
Waikiki, the nearest coast area (3 miles away from the YWAM Honolulu base) receives 25 inches or rain a year. Meanwhile, the interior of Manoa valley is one of the wettest areas in Hawaii and receives 170 inches of rain a year. Therefore the middle of the valley where the YWAM Honolulu base can see and experience both. This combination makes for a lot of rainbows. During the rainy seasons they can most often be seen during the afternoon. These photos were taken from the back of the Mauka House on the north edge of the YWAM Honolulu base.
YWAM Honolulu Base Photos
Aloha welcome at Tin Cathedral
Tin cathedral
Office
Kitchen
Picnic Tables dining area
Ohana, Manoa & Mauka Houses
Creek House
Quonset Hut, Hospitality, Halekoa House
Base Luau
Base Staff - part 1
Base staff - part 2
Outreach Teams CommissioningPhotos of the area around the YWAM Honolulu base
Aerial Views of YWAM base
Manoa Valley Rainbows
Manoa Marketplace
University of Hawaii at Manoa - 1
University of Hawaii at Manoa - 2
City of Honolulu photos
Tantalus viewpoint
Ala Moana Park
Diamond Head Crater
Waikiki Beach
Waikiki Area
Evangelism - at Waikiki & Hotel Street
Main Site
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