Oh what fun it is to ride in Da Maui Sleigh

Oh what fun it is to ride in Da Maui Sleigh

First photo: Snow flies over the Kahului Public Library parking lot as Da Maui Sleigh pulls away at the end of a holiday visit Tuesday evening. Waving goodbye are Hawaiian Shaka Santa and Olaf. Da Maui Sleigh is an all-volunteer endeavor and runs on donations. Kahului’s James Presbitero started the sleigh with his father.

Second photo: Ha’ehuola Kanamu-Bishaw, 6, ends up with a snow beard made of soap suds Tuesday.

The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photos

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Oh what fun it is to ride in Da Maui Sleigh

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