9.07 Turkey Creek Trail, definitely not for chickens
On our recent trip to Hawaii, we met some interesting people, many whose outlook is somewhat different from a typical mainlander. People tend to improvise in earning a living; the opportunities are limited. In addition, the environment makes it attractive to be involved with nature while others opt out of formal lifestyles. Anyway, one of the ironies we enjoyed, well sort of, occurred after we spent some time conversing with our landlord, the fascinating Buddhist minister, Len. A powerful view by any standards, from peak (Click on picture to get perspective) Feeling on top of the world We stayed in Volcano Village for about 17 days at the house and then moved to his cottage near the City of Refuge for another six. “What should we do with the key when we vacate?” We asked the white-bearded gentleman. “Leave it above the stove,” he mentioned, meaning the house would remain unlocked. “What about a key for the cottage?” ‘I don’t think there is a key—it is very safe around both...