The vast lava fields of the Big Island contain many surprises, one of the most fun to explore being petroglyphs made by early residents of the island hundreds of years ago.
Puʻuloa is a sacred site and home to the state’s largest collection of petroglyphs, with over 23,000 images. You’ll find it in Volcanoes National Park. The lava in this field is estimated to be about 550 years old. A well established trail makes the walking through this area fairly safe and easy.
A beautiful medieval church has had a colorful history and some unusual parishioners
Samantha and her husband checked out some of the beautiful mansion while in Newport, Rhode Island. This one is called the Sherwood Mansion.
Today’s post from ProfessorAbe comes from Fort Kochi, where he took some photos on a walk along the waterfront promenade.
An 8 foot tall sculpture commemorates Waimea’s cowboy heritage
An 8 foot tall sculpture commemorates Waimea’s cowboy heritage
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Birds that are gone, but not forgotten thanks to Natural History Museums.
