Posted on 11.25.16 under Anekona, Uncategorized
This is the lower mala at Anekona before it got cleaned up.
This is Brandy’s place. Bobby Pahia “leases” it and is contemplating planting an organic ground cover. He has been a traditional farmer using fertilizers and herbicides. His kalo is huge…
Posted on 11.21.16 under aniani ku'i 'ai, blown glass, glass poi pounders, glassblowing
Made in October and November 2016
Posted on 11.18.16 under martha's vineyard
The island where presidents come to r-e-l-a-x — at least the ones that want to emulate John F. Kennedy. His widow, Jacky Bouvier Kennedy Onassis lived in Chilmark. John Jr. died in a plane crash on his way to Martha’s Vineyard with his wife Carolyn Bessette and her sister Lauren in 1999.
It’s a lovely place but I don’t think that Trump will vacation there. Massachusetts is a blue state and MV is even bluer.
Route 24 to 25 heading to Woods Hole.
View from the ferry leaving Woods Hole.
Entering Vineyard Haven harbor. It’s a working shipyard.
Grace Church, Vineyard Haven where my father’s ashes were re-interred.
After a long discussion with our old best friend, Barry, we were assured that everything would be just fine! Don’t worry!
Our original cottage that was burned down in 1973. This became the back as it was actually two houses connected with a door on the 2nd floor. Arson was the cause and it was alleged that the perpetrator was a close relative of the fire chief. Scuttlebutt was he was banished from the island, but who knows?
Most photographed cottage in the Campground.
Everyone needs attention so there are more than one pink house, now.
Menemsha, a working fishing harbor. Also a Coast Guard base and the staging place for the rescue attempt after John Jr. crashed his plane.
Since it will be Thanksgiving — another ambivalent, imperialist holiday — this week, the sight of these feral turkeys quickened this feral bird hunter’s pulse.
Posted on 11.10.16 under Fuji
First snow on Fuji-san. Seems like Tokyo skipped autumn this year. Might be a cold one.
Posted on 11.09.16 under Anekona, lei, Umahana Sensei, Yukio Otani
Japanese “delicious flower” Yukio Otani sensei is at Anekona on a lei-making retreat.
The other mountain I see all the time, Haleakala.
All creations made with the flora on Anekona.