A photo of some colored lava rocks. But wait. Why are there tiny fish among those rocks? No, they’re not skittering about on minuscule legs, a living proof of evolutionary theory. Instead, they’re swimming in very shallow, very clear water near the edge of a freshwater-fed pool, just inland from Akahu Kaimu Bay, south of Waikoloa Resort.
On my last hike along that stretch of coast, I stopped here for a refreshing dip. The entry to the pool was over these somewhat rough lava rocks. While I was feeling my way across them, these little fish seemed greatly interested in my feet, which suggests life in the pool must be very dull indeed.
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You have to have good eyes!
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Well, they were nibbling around my toes.
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It really does look amazingly clear! Any smoke from the volcano in your area?
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No smoke up here. Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea are in the way. I guess if it throws up another ash cloud to 30,000 feet it could be seen from here, but only if the sky was completely clear which is not too likely.
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Lovely colours in this lava rocks.
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Thanks. They’re a bit rough for walking over barefoot, but the refreshing water is worth it.
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