Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Kalalau Curiosities

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Avast! Whales; They're There, I Swear Much of the Trail Passes Through  An  Old Coffee Plantation ...

Tsunami Beach

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72 Killed, So It Says Big Waves on the Bench Just Down from Our Campsite Despite It All, We're Happy Campers

How Others See Na Pali

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Were they taking pix of us? This is the correct way to do it The buzz of sceni-copters was constant

Kalalau Trail

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Kaua'i is the oldest of the Hawaiian islands, much older than Hawaii. The lava is greatly eroded, and there is none of the sharp a'a...
Friday, February 20, 2009

Lihue, Kalalua Trail

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Someone else's photo, to be replaced by ours shortly We're off, Friday morning, by bus, taxi, and foot, from Lihue to the start of t...
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Back to Kona

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Coast north of Hilo Variegated Hibiscus Waipio Coast north of Kona Monday we continued our circumnavigation of the Island, driving north fro...
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Monday, February 16, 2009

Mauna Loa

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While Vicki slaved over a hot laptop, researching the next phases and modes of our journeys, I got up very early, drove out to the observato...
Sunday, February 15, 2009

Hilo

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The National Comfort Food At First We Thought These Were Mini-Durians; Within the Red Skin and Thorns Is a Lychee-Like Grape; This Guy Descr...
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Over the Volcano: Ascent of Mauna Kea

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Mauna Kea, From Near the Saddle Road A Few of the Observatories Near the Summit The Summit and Its Traditional Shrine In the Astronomy Gift ...
Friday, February 13, 2009

Under the Volcano, II

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From a Huge Petroglyph Site, Pu'uloa, on the Chain of Craters Road Ditto, a Pretty Universal Symbol Another Double Rainbow, over the For...

Under the Volcano

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Kilauea Crater, Halema'uma'u, Inside Much Large Caldera Part of the Caldera Lava Once Flowed Through the Lava Tube; Now It's Moi...

You Have Been Warned

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They didn't say anything about all this in the tourist literature.
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