Short first-person video monologue filmed at the Seven Sacred Pools (Olio/Oliolio gulch) on the Road to Hana. The speaker describes the scenery (cascade pools and waterfalls), notes that 'Seven Sacred Pools' is a brochure-friendly name coined by a hotel owner (not the traditional Hawaiian name), mentions crowding, and plans to find a less crowded swimming hole.
Hey, everybody. How you doing? We're doing great here. We're at the Seven Sacred Pools right now. As you can see, there's pool after pool and falls after falls. It's really pretty. There's a lot of people here, as you can tell. What's cool about it is this is something called Olio something gulch in Hawaiian. Sorry, I can't pronounce it. And Seven Sacred Pools is a made up name by the owner of the hotel we're staying at, so the people would be drawn to this area. And obviously, Seven Circuit Pools looks better in a brochure than the Oliolio Gulfs. If you want to hike and take part. It's really a cool place. And we're going to go find a swimming hole that's a little less crowded. Okay.
