#Puna District

[dream-world-universe]

Kalapana Lava Flow, Hawaii Island: In 1990, lava flows from the Kūpaʻianahā vent of Kīlauea destroyed and partly buried most of the town, as well as Kalapana Gardens and nearby Royal Gardens subdivisions… Kalapana is a town and a region in the Puna District on the Island of Hawaiʻi in the Hawaiian Islands. The town was the original location of the Star of the Sea Painted Church. Wikipedia

[wonderlesch]

Amazing Travel Adventures - Hawaii

Let's Travel Hawaii Style! This travel destination guide is sharing Amazing Travel Adventures - Hawaii. Read on to discover Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Lava Tree State Monument,Akaka Falls State Park and more! Every adventure requires a first step!

Hello and welcome to Amazing Travel Adventures – Hawaii. Read on to explore Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Akaka Falls State Park, Black Sand Beach and so much more. There is so much beauty to discover. Hawaii is Mother Nature at her Best. Let’s travel Hawaii style! Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Hawaii Volcanoes National Park can be found on Hawaii Island aka the Big Island. Kīlauea volcano…

[kinialohaguy]

Da Haps

Aloha kākou. Places and things around the Moku o Keawe (Big Island Hawai’i). Starting with the northern tip of the Big Island in the Hawi district. Up by the Kohala mountains. The furthest place from my location on the lower east side Puna district. There’s a project underway at Pololū beach to protect the area as it becomes more popular with tourists looking for isolated parts of…

[wimpydave]

First Of Its Kind Housing Development In Hawaiʻi Puna District (Nov. 9, ...

[unitedstatesghosttowns]

Ghost Towns of Hawaii Page - Āpua was an ancient village in the Puna district on the southern coast of the Island of Hawaiʻi in the Hawaiian Islands.

[happyjoyisfree]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vibrant Vintage Hawaiian Maxi Dress.

[love-bookrelease]

Shikhar Tak Jaate Padchinha By Sujata

About the Book: A detailed story of rigorous struggle which lies behind building of Balika vidyapith has been recorded by Mr Harshvardhan retd IAS in his book "Ek Anokhi Jeevan yaatra" which must be read by everyone specially those who take interest in development of women's education and empowerment in this province. "Shikhar tak jaate padchihn" which means footprints ascending towards the peak has myriad hues of contemporary life underlying which is high strung human and emotional values which make these pieces thought provoking and intense. Once you pick up the book it will simply take you along it's flow. It will be an enriching experience and it will serve a great purpose of nurturing the language. It will help Hindi to restore it's quality as well as sanctity which is need of the day.

About the Author: "The author, Vrajnandan was born in village Punas which is in the district of Samastipur Bihar. He had lost his parents in the year 1918 when they both succumbed to epidemic of plague on the same day. It was an arduous task for the little boy to pursue his education further because the family couldn't support him. He was an ardent devotee of freedom struggle and idealogy of Mahatma Gandhi. He was born in the year 1910. He had composed these literary pieces in 1927-28 when he was an adolescence of seventeen eighteen years. He was residing in Congress ashram and was ingrossed in the activities of freedom struggle simultaneously profusely pouring out in every genre of creative writing. Later Mahatma Gandhi entrusted the task of Hindi prachar in south india upon him which kept him involved for a decade and half. He intensively worked for it in the interiors of Andhrapradesh and later came to the head office of the same in Chennai. He wanted to come back to Bihar and work for education of girls for which he went to sevagram and sought consent from Mahatma in the year 1945.

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[hikereyes]

Foto Moku - October 15, 2019 - Moonset at dawn. Puna, Hawaii.

By HikerEyes

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Two years ago this month, large lava flows covered land southeast of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, destroying over 700 homes and devastating residential areas in the Puna District. At the same time, the summit area of the park was dramatically changed by tens of thousands of earthquakes, towering ash plumes and a massive collapse of Kīlauea caldera. The lava lake in the Halema'uma'u crater drained and the crater deepened and expanded. Today, a body of water the size of a football stadium simmers at the bottom and no molten lava or lava glow can be seen anywhere in the park. Photo from June, 2018, by U.S. Geological Survey.

[idgafabyou]

Crkva je jebena MAFIJA. Mafija puna pedofilčina. Koji će ti kurac district u nekoj državi jebote? You have district and you have recruiters selling a product/service. PIRAMIDA. THE CHURCH IS A PONZY SCEME!!!!!

[nbula-rising]

Kapoho, Hawaii

Kapoho, Hawaii, is a now-uninhabited unincorporated area in Puna district, Hawaii County, Hawaii, located near the eastern tip of the island of Hawaii, in the easternmost end of the graben overlying Kīlauea's east rift zone. Originally destroyed by an eruption of Kīlauea in 1960, it was rebuilt as a community of private homes and vacation rentals. In the eruption that began in May 2018, the town was largely destroyed by lava by early June, and the bay filled in as the lava flow extended out into the ocean.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapoho,_Hawaii

[voluntarismochilensis]

The Pepper Country (chile pero en ingles)

Comunas de Santiago de chile :Jamestone's comunnes , Pepper country

1= lo barnechea , The Basement

2= vitacura ,Big stone

3= las condes ,The countesses

4= Provicencia = Providence (pro-vuh-dns)

5= la reina = The queen

6= Ñuñua = Yellow flowers Pl

7= Macul = White clay Pl

8= peñalolen= sheaf Valley

9= La florida = The flowerful  

10= Puente alto = High Bridge

11: Pirque = Miners zone

12= Huechuraba = clay maker place

13= Conchalí = bright valley (brait valley)

14= Independencia= independence (in-duh-pen-dns)

15= Recoleta = isolated PL

16= Santiago centro = Jameshire

17: Quilicura = Threestone

18: Renca = Herb plains

19: Pudahuel = Puddle Pl

20: Maipú: Plowed (plawd) Pl

21:Padre hurtado : St.Bert

22: San Bernardo = St. Bernie

23: La pintana = DuckField

24: lo espejo = Mirror Pl

25: El bosque = The Forest

26: La cisterna = The cistern

27: San Ramón = Saint Raymond

28: La granja = Farmers Pl

29= San joaquin = St.Kim

30: San Miguel = St.Michael

31: PAC = P.H.B (Peter Handsome bristle)

32: Cerrillos = Small Hills

33: Estacion central = Central Station

34: Lo prado = The Meadows(meh-dowz)

35: Cerro navia = Asturian Hill

36: Quinta normal = Fifth Normal

-------------------------------------- comunas de la Region de valparaiso: pass to heaven comunnes

Petorca: The pecks district

-Petorca:Peck shire

-cabildo: Hall town

La ligua: Rising sun village

-papudo: Big chin

-Zapallar: Pumpkin Pl

-------------------------------------------- San felipe de aconcagua: St.Phill viewpoint district

-San felipe: St.Phill shire

-catemu: Bonny Pl

-llay llay: Windy Ville

-panquehue: Flowery city

-putaendo: Cold springs

-Santa maria: St.Marie -----------------

Brighton district

san esteban= St.Stephen

Los andes = brighton shire

calle larga= Boulevard Town

Rinconada= Corner town

-------------------------- Quillota = Moon River

-Nogales: Walnut grove

-La cruz: The cross

-La calera: Lime quarry

-Hijuelas: Litle castle

-Quillota: Moon shire

------------------------------ valparaiso = Pass to heaven

puchuncavi = Party town

quintero= Celtic ville

concon= Midnight beach

viña del mar: Vineyard beach

valparaiso: Heaven shire

casablanca: Whitehause

San ferndandez: Ferdy islands

-------------------------- San antonio = St.Toni

algarrobo : Carob beach

el quisco: Owlstone beach (owl , A-ul)

el tabo: Coven beach (coven= kuh-vn)

cartagena: Newtown beach

santo domingo: St.Dominick

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Marga Marga= Flimsy grassland

-limache: Warlockstone

-Olmue: leafy Pl (Lify)

-villa alemana = German ville

-quilpue: turtledove Pl -------------------------------- Isla de pascua = Easter island

Terevaka = canoes Hills

hanga oteo= viewpoint bay

anakena= white cave

ovahe= Cliff bay

te pito kura : Healing sanctuary

papa vaka: Canoestone

poike: Echoes Pl

tongariki: Wind sanctuary

rano raraku: Grooved volcano

akahanga: sanctuary bay

vaihu: Hot waters Pl

vinapu: Cassanova bay

rano kau: Forest volcano

motu nui: Big island

orongo: Ceremonial village

ana kaitangata: Cannibals cave

hanga roa: Far bay

tahai: Sunset Pl

ana kakenga: Forbidden love cave

puna pau: Hats quarry

ana te pora: Canoes cave

ana te pahu: Urns sanctuary

ahu tapeu: Snake sanctuary

akivi: Ceremonial shrine

----------------- Region de tarapacá: Extended eagle state

iquique: Dream district

-iquique: Dream city

-alto hospicio: high hospice

-------------- Tamarugal: Prairie lands district

pozo almonte: Wells hills

camiña: Purple town

colchane: Grasstone

huara: Starstone

pica: Sandflower ville

------------- region de antofagasta: Hidden copper state

-antofagasta: Copper city

-mejillones: Mussels city

-sierra gorda: Fat saw city

-taltal: Night city

--------- El loa: Longest river district

-Calama: Water town

-Ollagüe: beatiful city

-san pedro de atacama: St.Peter

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Tocopilla: big ravine

-tocopilla: Ravine city

-maria elena: Mia city

comerse el morro. ------------------- Region de atacama: Black duck state

Chañaral: Geoffroea district

-chañaral: Geoffroea Pl

-Diego de Almagro: Red clay city ----- Copiapó: Colour district

-Copiapó: Blue city

-Caldera: Red city

-Tierra amarilla: Yellow city ----- Huasco: Valley district

-Vallenar: Ballenary

-Alto del carmen: South valley

-Freirina: Warrior priests city

-Huasco city: North valley ------------------------------------ Peacefull waters State (region de coquimbo)

Choapa= Golden District

Salamanca: Romanstone

Los vilos: Lord Willow Beach

Canela: Sunshine City

Illapel: Golden City ----- Peaceful´s river District

-Coquimbo: Peaceful city

-Andacollo: Golden king

-la higuera: Figtree city

-la serena: Pacific city

-paihuano: Sunny city

-vicuña: Wool city ------ White District

-Ovalle: Valley City

-Combarbalá: Duck city

-Monte patria: Mountain City

-punitaqui: Stony city

-rio hurtado: River City -------------------------- Region del libertador general Bernardo O’higgins : O´higgins State

Cachapoal=Greenish district

Rancagua: Canestone

codegua: Water Place

coinco: Sandstone

coltauco: Frogstone

doñihue: Pea city

graneros: Farmerstone

las cabras: Goat city

machali: Witches city

malloa: White grey city

mostazal: Mustard Pl

olivar: Olive Pl

peumo: Sunrise city

pichidegua: Mousestone

quinta de ticoco: stony water

rengo: Brave city

requinoa: Stoneville

san vicente de tagua tagua: St.Enzo ----------- Cardenal caro: Charlestone District

Pichilemu: Little forest

la estrella: Star city

litueche: Whitefield

marchigue: Claysoil

navidad: Chrismastone

paredones: Walltown ---------- Colchagua= Holy District

San fernando: Saint Ferdy

Chepica: Grasstown

Chimbarongo: cloudystone

lolol: Crabstone

nancagua: Gunneraceae

palmilla: Palmtree city

peralillo: Litletrees Pl

placilla: Litle square

pumanque: Condors Pl

santa cruz: Holy cross -------------------------- Maule= Rain River state

Cauquenes= Fisher district

Cauquenes: Fisherstone

Chanco: Aquaprings

Pelluhue: Turtle city ----- curico= Blackwater district

Curicó: Blackwater city

Hualañé: Duck Place

Licantén: Gemstone

Molina: Millersburgh

Rauco: Grey city

Romeral: Rosemary

Sagrada familia: Holy family

Teno: Burghstone

Vichuquén: Snake City ----- Linares= Clothes district

Linares: Clothburgh

Clobún: Wholeburgh

longaví: Snakeburgh

parral: Vineburgh

retiro: Restburgh

san javier: Neu Hausen

villa alegre: Happy ville

yerbas buenas: Plant city --------- Talca= Stormy District

Talca: Stormy city

constitucion: Constitution

curepto: Windyburgh

empedrado: Stonyburgh

maule: Rainstone

pelarco: Frostburg

pencahue: Pumpkintown

rio claro: Clear river

san clemente: St.Clement

san rafael: St.Toby ------------------------------ region del Biobio= River gossip state

Arauco= Grey district

-Lebu: Riverburgh

-Arauco: Greyburgh

-Cañete: Fisherburgh

-Contulmo: Stone city

-Curanilahue: Fordstone

-Los Álamos: Poplarstone

-Tirúa: The Meeting Pl ---------- River gossip district

-Los Ángeles: The Angels

-Alto Bío Bío: Highland

-Antuco: Hotsprings

-Cabrero: Goatburgh

-Laja: Slabstone

-Mulchén: Hawkstone

-Nacimiento: Jesusburgh

-Negrete: Niggaburgh

-Quilaco: Treewater

-Quilleco: Waterstone

-San Rosendo: St.Rudesind

-Santa Bárbara: St.Barbie

-Tucapel: Mudstone

-Yumbel: Saint Lucy ---------- concepcion= Saint District

Concepcion: Marieburgh

Chiguayante: Cloudyburgh

Coronel: Fredburgh

Florida: Flowerstone

Hualpén: Beautiful view

Hualqui: Creekstone

Lota: Litlestone

Penco: Water city

San Pedro: Saint Peter

Santa juana: St.Hanna

Talcahuano: Stormystone

Tomé: Tommyburgh ---------------- Region de la Araucanía: Clay waterlands State

Cautin: Iron district

Temuco: Myrtales

Carehue: Neu Deutshland

Chol chol: Thistlestone

Cunco: Clearwater

cararrehue: Sanctuarystone

Freire: Fryburgh

Galvarino: Cornville

Lautaro: Eaglestone

loncoche: Maineville

melipeuco: Crystal Waters

nueva imperial: Imperial city

Padre las casas: Tollystone

Perquenco: Grubby waters

Pitrufquén: Lisperguer

Pucón: Mountains Pl

Saavedra: Old Port

Teodoro schmidt: Theoville

Toltén: Sea ​​waves

Vilcún: Snakestone

Villarica: Richville --------------------- Malleco: Terracotta District

Angol: Steep place

Collipulli: Colourlands

Curacautin: Meetingstone

Ercilla:New Euskadi

Lonquimay: Main River

lumaco: Shinyburgh

purén: Swamplands

renaico: Cavewater Pl

traguén: Waterfall Pl

victoria: Victoryburgh --------------------------------- Region de Los rios= The Rivers State

Ranco= Stormy district

La union: Spiritburgh

Futrono: Smoke Place

Lago ranco: Stormy Lake

Rio bueno: Good River ---------- Valdivia= Ford District

Valdivia: Fordburgh

Corral: Barnyard Pl

Lanco: Calm waters

Los lagos: Lake city

Máfil: Tree rivers

Mariquina: Family valley

Paillaco: Lonely waters

Panguipulli: Cougarlands --------- Region de Los lagos= The Lakes state

Chiloe= Seagull District

Castro: Celticstone

Ancud: Saint Karl

Chonchi: Blackstone

Curaco de velez: Ravenstone

Dalcahue: Shipstone

Puqueldon: Toughstone

Queilen: Cypresstone

Quellon: Aristotelia

Quemchi: Rustyburgh

Quinchao: Duckstone ------------ Llanquihue= Atlatis District

Puerto Montt: Montain Port

Calbuco: Bluewater

Cochamó: Dawnburgh

Fresia: Albas place

Frutillar: Strawberry

Los muermos: Maizeburgh

Llanquihue: New Atlanta

Maullin: FullWater

Puerto varas: Stickport ---------- Osorno: St.Matt

Osorno: Mattburgh

Puerto octay: Oxport

Purranque: Reedstone

puyehue: Fisherlake

Rio negro: Nigga River

San juan: St.Hans

San pablo: St.Paul ------------- Palena= Spider district

Chaiten: Rainy Place

Futuleufú: Bigger River

Palena: Spiderburgh -------------------------------- region de Aysén = Fjord lands State

Aysen: Fjordstone

Cisnes: Swanstone

Guaitecas: Sutherland ------ capitan pratt: Prattshire district

-Cochrane: Cochrane

-O´higgins: O´higgins

-Tortel: Deep waters ------- General Carrera: Joe Mike district

-Chile chico: Litle Pepper

-Rio ibañez: Johnson river ------------ Magellan state

Antartica: New Iceland district

Cabo de hornos: New Amsterdam

Antártica: Antarctica ----------------- Magallanes: Fern district

Punta arenas: Sandy Point

Laguna blanca: White lagoon

rio verde: Green river

San Gregorio: Saint Greg ---------- tierra del fuego:Firelands district

porvenir: Omenstone

Timaukel: Holyland --------- ultima esperanza: Hope district

puerto natales: Jesuslands

torres del paine: Fitzroy bush -------

[kkdas]

Puna district, Island of Hawaii

[kinialohaguy]

Rolling Blackouts

Aloha kākou. For a second day in a row, Hawaiian Electric has initiated rolling backouts across Hawai’i Island. From West Hawai’i, Captain Cook to Honaunau in South Kona. To as far north to Kawaihae to Kapa’au, Hawi and Waimea. The power was cut in East Hawai’i Puna district; Ainaloa, Pāhoa town, Hawaiian Pardise Park, Orchidland Estates, parts of Hilo and as far north in Honoka’a in the Hāmākua…

[attractionsinsrilankafan]

Ramboda Falls - Ramboda, SriLanka

Ramboda Falls is situated in Pussellawa in the Nuwara Eliya district. It is 109 meters high and is the 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. It is the 729th highest waterfall in the world. This is also known as “Puna Ella”.

Photo credit @sajan.sivakumar

[newcatwords]

where to find the food: learning from indigenous sources

things are bleak out there in the mindscape of the populace. people can’t even imagine what a non-extractive relationship with the natural world might look like.

if it’s not city living, then it must be “subsistence farming,” right?

yet people have lived in mutually constitutive ways with the natural world since we first came into existence, and many people around the world still live in this way.

there’s no one-size-fits-all prescription for living with the land. each place has different conditions and resources, so the living strategy has to be specific to that place.

additionally, if your idea of living with the land looks like me and my family with our plot of land and you and your family with your plot of land, then i encourage you to expand it.

western ideas of “cultivation” can be very limited. if you know where a plant already grows in the forest and have the wisdom to only use what you need and not degrade its growing site, then that too is cultivation:

the above is from “tales of a shaman's apprentice” by mark j plotkin. in this excerpt, he’s speaking with a person who lives in suriname.

here’s another excerpt from a few pages later:

plotkin makes a little joke about this being like a sightseeing tour, but look at all the important information the person shares: where toucan can be caught, where big catfish can be caught, where the cassava garden is, and where the jaguar lives (important to be careful in that area!).

you can often find concrete information about how to live in a particular place when reading and listening to the words of indigenous people, who have developed successful lifeways over a long time. often these lifeways are sustainable because the people’s continued survival depends on the resources staying viable into the future.

here are some excerpts from the book “story of kapa’ahu” by emma kapunohu’ulaokalani kauhi, a woman from the puna district of the island of hawai’i. mixed in with stories about family and traditions, there’s a huge amount of information about all the foods people relied on and how to acquire and even prepare them:

from these stories, we learn specifics - what to get and where to get it. but we also learn a lot more: people gathered food from the sea and the land but they also farmed on the land, cultivated bees, and kept livestock. they were not “just hunter gatherers” and they were not “just farmers.” we also learn about the signs (also known as “portents”) that people used to determine when a particular resource was ready to harvest. finally, we learn an important lesson about how we relate to natural resources: only take what you need, don’t waste, and there will be enough for later.

my last examples come from the book “australia’s kakadu man bill neidjie” by big bill neidjie (of the gagudju people of northern australia) and his collaborators stephen davis and allan fox. the book includes stories by big bill neidjie and additional material by his collaborators. australia is not an easy place to make a life, and life strategies of the gagudju people are described:

the gagudju people’s strategies are highly seasonal:

here neidjie talks about his people’s relationship with the natural world and the role of fire:

here he discusses the importance of not wasting available resources and the relationship between not-wasting and resource availability in the future:

in this section, he talks about the importance of treating sacred places with extreme care. a cave might have important paintings in it:

in the above section he writes that his grandfather taught him that the painting is true. what could that mean? in the next section he writes about how the size of the fish in the painting tells you the exact size the fish ought to be when you harvest it:

harvesting a fruit or catching a fish only at a certain size will give you the best yield while also ensuring that the population can remain healthy for next year.

but the white people rushed in without asking about fish, caves, or dreaming (the australian aboriginal worldview):

neidjie acknowledges that the story might be hard to understand, hard to listen to. but you just have to listen carefully, slowly:

as i read the words of indigenous people, i’ve learned not just important specific details about living on the land, but a huge number of additional lessons. i learned that porpoises swimming toward hilo mean the sea will be calm, but i also learned that it’s possible to make predictions about the sea based on which way the porpoises are swimming, which is part of an even larger lesson: that you can observe the world around you and discover relationships that will aid you in living.

this is how it is learning from indigenous stories: there are many things to learn from each story and if you don’t read them, you’ll never know what you’re missing. so even if the meaning might be a little bit hard, just listen carefully...slowly...and there will be no limit to the things you can learn.