…God Created the Land On the third day God said, “Let the waters under the sky be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear.” … And God saw that it was good. Lava meets the sea as it flows from Kilauea volcano eruptions. Taken from a ship at night sitting offContinue reading “And On The 3rd Day”
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The Hawaiian Islands Geology
When you visit Hawaii it doesn’t take very long to realize you have come to a place like no other on earth. Isolated from continental land by at least 2,400 miles of ocean. It is blessed with year round average temperatures in the eighties and abundant rainfall. Its history is both ancient as well asContinue reading “The Hawaiian Islands Geology”
Exploring Volcanos
They are found everywhere on our planet and many can be extremely dangerous. Active, dormant or extinct they seem to draw people into visiting. Perhaps it is the ability to witness unfathomable power or its aftermath up close that draws people. Beyond that there are literally millions of people living under the threat of beingContinue reading “Exploring Volcanos”
Todays Featured Poster • Kilauea
Kilauea Volcano dominates Volcano National Park on Hawaii’s Big Island. Constant lava flows pour off the islands southern coast constantly adding to the shoreline. Day and night boat tours pull in close to the pouring lava as clouds billow up from the sea. These giclée prints are available in several sizes and are custom printedContinue reading “Todays Featured Poster • Kilauea”
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Ports of Call Hawaiʻi, The Big Island
Hawaiʻi [The Big Island], Hawaii – It is the largest island in the Hawaiian chain and the youngest geologically. There are five volcanoes on the Big Island that include Kohala, Mauna Kea, Hualalai, Mauna Loa, and Kilauea. Three are considered active (Mauna Loa, Hualalai, and Kilauea) and the rest are considered dormant (Mauna Kea) orContinue reading “Ports of Call Hawaiʻi, The Big Island”
The Geology of Hawaii
Hawaii When you visit Hawaii it doesn’t take very long to realize you have come to a place like no other on earth. Isolated from continental land by at least 2,400 miles of ocean. It is blessed with year round average temperatures in the eighties and abundant rainfall. Its history is both ancient as wellContinue reading “The Geology of Hawaii”
The Intentional Travelers 