Cemetery Sentinel
The four of them stand at the top of the hill shoulder to shoulder and back to back, watching over the cemetery. Likely they stood just so before the first grave was dug in 1852. Banyan Tree, Manoa Chinese Cemetery [...]
Tortured
This paradise on earth isn’t without it’s struggles. Just ask the trees. [...]
Wet Diversity
As I said, I love Hawaii. Here one can stand in the sunshine and the rain at the same time. I took this photo the other day at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. (Click here for larger image.) You can see the rain falling and the sun shining on [...]
Diversity
I love visiting the University of Hawaii at Manoa campus. Diversity abounds: the buildings, the languages, the people & their skin colors, and the plant life. Each step along every path brings something new and amazing. For instance, this Coral Tree simply took my breath away. I stopped to photograph [...]
Did You Know?
I know that you are all aware that Quilly Cooks, but did you know that OC cooks as well? And not just on his trumpet! He created his own salad, and reworked a chicken recipe that caught his eye. I love it when it’s OC’s turn in the kitchen. He’s [...]