
I saw this Brown Anole on a beach at Hualalai, looking good against the coarse sand.

I saw this Brown Anole on a beach at Hualalai, looking good against the coarse sand.

This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Beaches.’ See more responses here.
I wondered if I had any beach photos, and it turns out I do have a few! Captions on the photos.









One of many gullies that run down the side of Kohala Mountain. When it rains at the top, which it does often, water funnels down the gullies to the ocean. Heavy rain, such as during the recent hurricane, can cause flash floods and dump a lot of sediment into the ocean. If the rain is heavy enough, it can also cause considerable property damage.

These clouds look like they’re in a hurry though, to be honest, I can’t remember if they were moving fast or not.

An I’iwi belts out a song from the branch of a tree on the Pu’u O’o Trail off Saddle Road.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a paint job like the one I saw on this car parked in Kailua Kona. Also never seen one where the rear hubcaps were still spinning, while the wheels were stationary. It’s a vehicle intended to catch the eye and when it left, it sounded the way I thought it would sound, and was driven the way I thought it would be driven!

I was going to post here about how our power was back on and so it’s time to stow the battery-powered lantern that was our chief source of light these last few days. However, a new system looks like it’s forming in the central Pacific and it has the potential to reprise the events of last weekend. So I think I’ll keep the lantern handy, just in case.

Sunrise from the back window of our house in Hawi.