| Now let's go back to the intersection of Pahoa-Kalapana Road and Kapoho-Kalapana Road where I've taken pictures of the steam cloud. This time let's take a right and see what's down there. We've some of this on page 9 |
| "Pau" means done, finished. For example, "pau Hana" means done with work. Related meaning: "Happy Hour" |
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| Here's that trailer again. |
| Uncle's Awa Bar. See Hale Noa, The Hawaiian 'Awa Bar Awa Ethnobotanical Magic |
| Sovereignty flag, representing the sovereign state of Hawaii. See the signs above. |
| *The little shop across from Uncle's, on the right in the photo above (Photo A) |
| Starting at Photo A, turning to the right - there's Verna's. |
| Standing in Verna's parking lot, looking back at the end of the road. Just over the horizon is the new Black Sand beach. (Different day, different cars) |
| Turning to the right, you can see the sovereignty flag. Uncle's is just behind the bushes on the right. (Different day, different cars) |
Photos 1, Page 22
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| Right behind the trailer was this. I don't know what it is. |
| And here we are back at the "End of the Road" again. |
| This is the end of this road. The little road off to the right goes to the local houses shown on page 16, at the end of the first lava walk. If you look closely, you can see a sign that says "Beach" just above the hood of the pickup truck. That's the way to the new Black Sand Beach. |
| Photo A - To the right of the previous photo is this little clustering of funky shops* |
| Uncle's |
End of road - Uncles' Awa Bar, Verna's
| Just to the right of Uncle's. See page 9 |
| Some of the signs in "Story Board" |
| Saturday, May 27, 2006 |
Kaimu-Kalapana Lava Flow Field drive again
| Saturday, May 27, 2006 |
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