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A hiker walks in the shadows of tall pines along a trail in the Cranberry Wilderness.

A woman uses an old military jeep to get to this coffee farm, located on the Mamalahoa Kona Heritage Corridor, where she picks coffee cherries.

A staff member talks to three visitors at the small museum inside the Keahou store on the Mamalahoa Kona Heritage Corridor. The museum is dedicated to items that tell the story of Kona's past.

Colorful pink and white writing on a teal-colored sign indicates the small Holaukoa Cafe, which provides travelers with a place to stop and rest as they travel the Mamalahoa Kona Heritage Corridor.

The red-roofed post office stands next to a green building in Holualoa. The post office building used to be across the street but was moved to its present location in order to be closer to the center of the village.

Flowers and plants decorate the old stone graves at Holualoa Catholic Cemetery. The cemetery is one of several cemeteries located along the Mamalahoa Kona Heritage Corridor.

A truck loaded with bags of coffee cherries travels back to one of the coffee farms located on the Mamalahoa Kona Heritage Corridor.

Groups of tourists play in the clear blue water at Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park.

A motorboat leaves the waters of Terry Cove past the piers at the end of Marina Road in Orange Beach, Alabama.

A marmot feasts on lupine seeds to fatten up for winter.

A turtle lays its eggs in the ground next to the Gulf Oak Ridge Trail on the Hugh S. Branson Back Country Trail system near Gulf State Park in Alabama.

Two cyclists ride past a picnic area on a curve on the Gulf Oak Ridge Trail in the Hugh S. Branson Back Country Trail system near Gulf State Park in Alabama.