A Few Moods of Diamond Head

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British Sailors saw calcite crystals glinting on the volcanic slopes of Mount Leahi, and dubbed it Diamond Head. To the Hawaiians, it resembled the brow of the Tuna (Ahi). There was an important temple on her slopes.

 Locals don’t just SEE DH; we  smell the flowers, hear the surf and enjoy the birds. At the right time of year it’s the perfect place for spotting whales as they spout and splash out to sea.

A lookout on Leahi watched for Kamehameha's fleet of war canoes and lit the warning signal fire. Today Diamond Head Lighthouse maintains her own stoic vigilance; As do the F.A.A. folks guiding air traffic from within the crater.

True happiness is. . . 

to enjoy the present.

                                    Seneca

I love everything that's old, - 

old friends, old times, 

old manners, old books, 

old wine

   Oliver Goldsmith

 The less open-minded 

someone is, the 

more open-mouthed 

they tend to be.

Nicole Azavedo

ᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶᱶ

Love You,

Pixie & Cloudia

And in fancy I am led

back to dear old Diamond Head.

Honolulu I am coming back again.

Song