Kehena Honey House

Kehena Honey House A private cottage in a bountiful garden. A quiet retreat amid the natural wonders and unspoiled beau 480 square feet, sleeps up to 4, full kitchen and bath

10/06/2024
09/07/2022

What A fun filled and amazing Labor Day weekend. On our way to our staycation destination @ my friend David Reseigh Kehena Honey House, my friends Eric, Stephanie plus their two sweet boys and Endino and I, stopped for a $3 movie, went to the drag races in Hilo and then on to the beautiful jungle paradise in Puna. I can’t believe how much we saw and did within one weekend… Maku'u Farmers Market, Fissure 8, Lava Tree State Park,Pohoiki Beach Park, concert at Kalapana uncle… See more
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Lou Ann Fararre Olson
Glad you had a great weekend!

08/07/2018

Here is a 2nd version of an overlay for Halemaumau Crater showing the difference from an alternate view point ..

We used several reference points in both photos ( USGS) to match them in view and size as close as possible and then added the grid to make it a bit easier again to compare each section of the photos. Enjoy! ..

Stay safe! Stay Happy! Stay

12/22/2016

a fascinating time lapse video of the Kilauea summit caldera in action

10/02/2016

A look into the lava tube that formed Thursday on the 61g flow field, and the orange stream of molten rock moving through it. The photographer used a long lens to zoom in, since the fragile tube and its 2,400 degree cargo is roped off.

Photo/Janice Wei

09/17/2016

high tide....

07/17/2016
The lava flow has reached the coastal plain with undiminished energy
06/30/2016

The lava flow has reached the coastal plain with undiminished energy

06/28/2016

Lava viewing returns to Kalapana!

Ongoing and new eruptive activity at Pu'u O'o.....check at the 5:06 mark for 100 ton sheets of pahoeohoe rippling like p...
05/30/2016

Ongoing and new eruptive activity at Pu'u O'o.....check at the 5:06 mark for 100 ton sheets of pahoeohoe rippling like paper atop the fast moving lava stream

Mahalo to Paradise Helicopters for a fine Sunday morning charter. Our amazing pilot, Rob Mitchell put us in the perfect position to capture the action... special…

passiflora
04/14/2016

passiflora

03/06/2016

ongoing eruptive activity in Puu O'o

02/23/2016

Kanaloa in the house

01/11/2016

....and the wide view. I wonder who was there at the overlook at just before 4AM?

01/11/2016

how's this?

12/25/2015

Season's greetings from the garden!

The fall menu is looking good!
10/07/2015

The fall menu is looking good!

09/27/2015

here comes that harvest moon!

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USGS timelapse
USGS timelapse

Pu'u O'o vent activity timelapse

More time-lapse goodies from USGS/HVO...summit vent

Part Two of the Nohu files: there is probably some apt metaphor lurking, but I'm not going there....graphic content warning.

More please...!

By popular demand......

Amazing liquid display in living stone - the ongoing activity is unfathomably strong. Another offering from HVO: http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/multimedia/?display=default

another season commences......

This thermal image sequence shows the typical motion of the lava lake in Halemaʻumaʻu Crater. For scale, the lake is about 160 meters (520 feet) wide in this view. The clip spans about 12 minutes, and is shown at 30x speed. The lava upwells along the north margin of the lava lake (in this view, near the top of the image). The crust slowly migrates towards the south, where it sinks back into the magmatic system along the south and southeast margins of the lake (bottom of image). The surface moves at roughly 0.5 meters per second, or about 1 mile per hour. The lake surface consists of numerous thin plates of crust, separated by hot cracks. As the lake surface migrates, these plates split, merge and change shape.

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