A New Year Begins

And I still walk the shorelines of HILO

a wandering minstrel

mostly silent now

but sending thousands of words

picture by picture

 This is Hilo Bay in the early days of the New Year.. the undersea railroad, the singing bridge, and the ship comes in on new year’s day.

A bridge to a place you have never imagined..

A bay on an island that’s blessed by the gods..

There’s nothing to say yet i fill in the spaces

With whatever occurs to my mind at the time..

Even though it may seem odd

I turn it all over to the greatest good

I give it all back to the spirit of God

a thousand words, in the beginning were one

the beginning was a Word

& i press on with my belief in the journey down the stream of

conciousness

as my only anchor & my beaming lighthouse

 

Moku Ola Tower

A familiar landmark on Coconut Island in Hilo Bay

 

and some other shorelines and recent visions…

(After a little consternation concerning my own confusion about my multiple weblogs and the reasons therefor, I’ve decided to relax and keep all of them, posting whatever occurs to me as i always have, without even worrying about which one i’m on, so welcome to the world of

BEAUTY OUT OF CHAOS

 

 

 

 

            This is Hilo Bay 

Just the other day..

And again another day, and again..

with snow

already weeks ago

as time flies\ faster than i can catch it..

 

 

ALOHA again and always /~

What’s Up?

     A short walk through an imaginary gallery…

ALONG THE SHORELINES
OF HILO AND PUNA           

 

Whoa, short walk is right..  Let’s add some more to this old draft I just found..]\

and make it worth remembering\]

 

on the edge of moku ola

Back to the Shorelines

   

A picture’s worth a thousand so never mind the words…

Aloha World, this is Hilo!

Branching out from family photos

We now introduce a new weblog

Long-planned yet still unprepared

We are guided by the words of the Searchers

To begin near the mouth of the Wailuku

At the rock known as Maui’s Canoe

(Wailuku River, 2 blocks from downtown Hilo)

Facing makai (seaward) from the Keawe St. Bridge we see what’s often called “The Singing Bridge”

because of the sounds it makes when driven on…

And upstream through the vines, a few waterfalls.

  “There are those who believe

that Hilo is the most beatuiful

town in the world!”

                             

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hilo & Mauna Kea

 

 

 

    

Puhi Bay

               Keaukaha smiles

                    & Leleiwi glows…