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Ocean View and flooded with light Downtown

Ocean View and flooded with light Downtown
Queen with Sofa Bed

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http://www.pakalanainn.com/ or email innkeeper@pakalanainn.com or call (808) 935-0709.


Aloha please feel free to check rates and book your room now.

You may check availability, rates, and if you wish book your room online at http://www.pakalanainn.com/


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Timeless

It was late afternoon at Mauna Kea Beach, Hawaii,  as I walked along the ocean snapping pictures. I happened to catch these two basking in the surf. Sigh.

Out in the Ocean

She is not out very far out in this picture, but her diminishing silhouette seemed to dissolve and reappear. Feelings of "oneness" can occur while floating about in this benevolent sea.   

Time Spent on Beach

Aphrodite. Time spent in the ocean in Hawaii is time redeemed.

The Pacific Ocean

The Ocean in Hawaii is an entity of  three dimensions whose colors shift adjusting luminescence through degrees of turquoise. Wind dimpled. Light splattered. Clear liquid tongue on the sand, frothing mane on a wave. Utterly soft, warm, and transparent.

Monday, October 3, 2011

The Ocean

Kalanianiole Afternoon Idyll

On a sweaty afternoon hot from futile errands, I parked on the side of Kalanianaole (highway along the ocean named for Prince Jonah Kū-hiō Ka-lani-ana-ʻole. Lit., the royal chief without measure) and emerged from the muffled damp jungle to the open air where ever heedless of my litle world the endless waves crushed themselves pouring over black lava encrusted with pink calcifications (sea life of some sort?).
 Bright blue water stretching to the horizon. Not a soul in sight.
A place to stop and sigh. To remember. To forget.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Twilight at the beach

In the gloaming . . . the muffled hush of the oncoming waves, a white noise that at once soothes and beckons.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Antheriums, Banana Trees, Hibiscus

Beach Morning Glories

Things that Bloom in Hawaii

Flower lit by sunlight and piles of papayas from Kapoho.




Blogging Places to Stay Hawaii

Near the Pakalana Inn, located in Hilo, Hawaii (The Big Island), you will find warm water, soft sand, and gentle tradewinds.
If you are seeking a place to stay in the sleepy  village of Hilo, Hawaii, look no further.
Five refurbished rooms upstairs with views of village life, farmer's market and the ocean in a boutique hotel.
You will not be in a phoney touristy vacuum at the Pakalana Inn, but experience the tropical torpor, expatriates, locals, fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables in an open air market. And of course sunset swims in the Pacific Ocean. Try http://www.pakalanainn.com/ to book your room online. You will receive an access code.

Farmers Market next to Pakalana Inn

Fresh produce at the Hilo Farmer's Market next to the Pakalana Inn on the Big Island of Hawaii. Book a room at http://www.pakalanainn.com/.