Island Style Ka Iwi Coastline

A  L  O  H  A !
   
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Koko Head Crater

The People of Hawaii 

have fought to preserve

 the Ka Iwi Coastline

of East Oahu.

Feels like driving
the edge of eternity.

Magnificent churning waters, foaming, leaping!

Coves, crevices, a fountaining Blow Hole.

President Obama came here as a boy.

Kamehameha the Great

landed his war canoes here

on his conquest of Oahu.

Ka Iwi means: "The Bones"
You can commune with the bones
of the island itself,
and perhaps discover
your own spine,
or even if you
possess one.

It is a vast space

that also feels intimate

and eternal

while very much

in the moment.

People

 from all over the world 

stop to admire

 Ka Iwi

Click pic to see neighbor islands

On a clear day, 

you can see the isle of Moloka`i,

and sometimes even Lanai

as above.

Voyagers in sailing canoes

inhabited these islands.

LINK

It is a place

 for solitude,

 sightseeing, 

for friends.

Humans are dwarfed,

as in Asian art.

" Here shall be

 eternal summer

 in the grateful heart. "

Celia Thaxter

Koko Head - other side

Today you are in a special club:

you have seen Ka Iwi!

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Thanks for visiting today!

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