The other side of Paradise
A clearing among the black, jagged lavafields of the Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park:
Check out the first of the Hawai’i photos on flickr for a preview glimpse of our visit to the Hula Daddy Kona coffee plantation and the historic village of Holualoa on the lush slopes of Mount Hualalai.
There are 6 Comments ... The other side of Paradise
are those pumice stones fit for a giant?
vipnycJune 18, 2008
Looks a bit that way, yes! Or like the inside of a giant barbecue..!
H20BuffaloJune 18, 2008
Do you feel jet lag?
hybJune 19, 2008
Did you steal that thousand pounds of coffee?
rockthingJune 20, 2008
Ahh, time flies, it’s been forever since I checked in with you.
So you’re celebrating in Hawai’i this year?
Nice choice. (^v^)
Only a few more hours west….
and you’ll be back east…
Nice pics. Wish I was there. (^0^)/
H20BuffaloJune 21, 2008
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