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Mana’o are thoughts, feelings, reflections, and impressions-things that provide meaning. Mo‘omana‘o is a continuous log book of voyaging experiences by a range of senior and novice voyagers whose real life accounts serve to inform, motivate and inspire.
![1976 Hokulea](https://blogs.ksbe.edu/holomoana/files/2022/02/hokulea_circa_1975.jpeg)
Hōkūleʻa 1976 Crew
![wayfinders_Richards Billy Richards](https://blogs.ksbe.edu/holomoana/files/2022/01/wayfinders_Richards.png)
Billy Richards
Source: https://worldwidevoyage.hokulea.com/crewmember/billy-richards/
![wayfinders_Keaulana Buffalo Keaulana](https://blogs.ksbe.edu/holomoana/files/2022/01/wayfinders_Keaulana.png)
Buffalo Keaulana
Richard “Buffalo” Keaulana is one of Hawaii’s living legends. Affectionately known as “Uncle Buffalo,” Keaulana was a world-class surfer and Mākaha’s first lifeguard. He was also a part of Hōkūleʻa’s first crew in 1976, steering the Polynesian voyaging canoe to Tahiti and back. “I really feel proud of Hōkūleʻa,” he said.
Source: Khon2. Image Attribution: Aaron Yoshino
![wayfinders_Kruse John Kruse](https://blogs.ksbe.edu/holomoana/files/2022/01/wayfinders_Kruse.png)
John Kruse
Once Hōkūleʻa was seaworthy, John was a crewmember on her maiden voyage to Tahiti in 1976. He co-founded Nā Kālai Waʻa o Kauaʻi (The Canoe Builders of Kaua’i) in 1992 which has been building the voyaging canoe Nāmāhoe.
Source: https://worldwidevoyage.hokulea.com/crewmember/john-kruse/
![Shorty-Bertelmann Shorty Bertelmann](https://blogs.ksbe.edu/holomoana/files/2022/02/Shorty-Bertelmann.png)
Shorty Bertelmann
Snake Ah Hee / Andy Espirito / Kawika Kapahulehua / Mel Kinney / Kainoa Lee / Kimo Lyman / Gordon Pi`ianai`a / Leonard Puputauiki / Penny Rawlins / Keani Reiner / Nainoa Thompson / Maka`ala Yates / Dr. Ben Young
Inspired by his kūpuna, his teachers, he has dedicated his life to exploring the deep meaning of voyaging.