Walked shoreline, then back across lava fields on an old trail (Kings’ Highway).
Category: Move
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 2014
We keep coming back to this park. There’s trails at sea level, there’s a trail going to almost 14,000 feet to the snow-capped summit of Mauna Loa, and there’s plenty trails in between. On two recent trips, we backpacked to remote areas where we pitched our tent. This time (March 2014) we stayed at the… Continue reading Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 2014
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 2014
Wrote about hiking in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Mossy Trail
Two days hiking Volcanoes National Park. For me, hiking is not sightseeing, but there’s plenty sights along the way.
Old Hawaii
Honoka’a Theater, still operating. There are many Hawaiis. There’s the Hawaii of shiny resort hotels, shopping, and activities for purchase. Then there’s the Hawaii of rusting corrugated iron roofs. And there’s the Hawaii of trails that predate Cook’s first encounter back in 1778. I like to wander through these Hawaiis.I’m currently staying in the little… Continue reading Old Hawaii
Kennilworth Trail
Today, walked along Kennilworth Trail, Minneapolis. Next time, the ice will be gone, and I’ll be on my bicycle
Urbex Lite
United Crushers, Dinkytown, Minneapolis Recently, a friend and I “walked the Green Line,” a light rail line between Minneapolis and St. Paul which starts service in June. Along the way, many structures caught our attention, including the “United Crushers” grain silos in Dinkytown, Minneapolis. The silos have been disused for years. There is no “United… Continue reading Urbex Lite
Urbex
Wrote about urbex: Dwight is now concerned I’ll start exploring abandoned structures.
Snow Falling, Fresh Footprints
Snow falling, making fresh footprints. Walk and chat with a friend up one side of Mississippi and down the other.
Sunny Walk to Library
Sunny winter’s day. Walked to library, Downtown.