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LYMAN          MISSION         HOUSE        &         NAHA STONE 14  year-old King
            MUSEUM Missionaries from New                          Kamehameha  moved this 2.5-ton stone,
            England came in 1832 and built this house             and later fulfilled the destiny of he who
            in 1839. It is the oldest wooden house on             moved the stone as the one to conquer and
            the Big Island. Upstairs is the Island                unite the Hawaiian Islands.
            Heritage Gallery. Next door is the Earth
            Heritage  Gallery  with  its  mineral                 PACIFIC         TSUNAMI           MUSEUM
            collection. The Lyman Museum is located               Experience Hawaiian hospitality  as
            at 276 Halai St. (808) 935-5021                       docents take you thru exhibits with
                                                                  dramatic  pictures,  videos and amazing
            RAINBOW FALLS This 80 ft. (24m)                       survivor accounts of Hawaii's devastating
            falls spills into a natural pool surrounded           tsunamis.  130 Kamehameha  Ave. (808)
            with wild ginger. Morning sunshine                    935-0926
            makes beautiful rainbows in the mist.
            Legend is that Hina, the mother of Maui,              HILO FARMERS MARKET This is the
            lives  in  the  cave  behind  the  falls.             best farmers market in Hawaii, right
            Upstream  is BOILING POTS, whichare                   downtown on Wed. and Sat. only!
            bubbling rapids as the river races toward
            the falls.                                            KILAUEA          VOLCANO,           HAWAII
                                                                  VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK This
            AKAKA  FALLS  One of Hawaii's most                    map on  side  two  of  Franko's  Map  of
            scenic waterfalls is seen via an easy paved           Hawaii, the Big Island shows a close-up
            path through the rain forest and down to              of Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes
            an observation point. The view of the 442             National Park. The artwork on this detail
            ft. (135m) Akaka Falls is gorgeous,                   is rather stunning! Not only is there green
            especially after a  heavy rain. Nearby                shaded relief showing the downslope of
            Kahuna Falls cascades 400' (124m), but it             the volcano as it extends to the ocean, but
            is a more difficult walk with many stair              the undersea itself has blue shaded relief,
            steps.                                                indicating the lava shelf  and undersea
            BANYAN DRIVE  Huge banyans thrive                     cliffs as they actually are. The most recent
            in Hilo's rain. Planted in the 1930's by              few years of lava flows are shown in ever
            celebrities, such as Amelia  Earhart &                hotter colors (reds, yellows and oranges)
            Babe Ruth.                                            accurately showing the flow of lava down
                                                                  the flank of Kilauea from the Pu'u O'o
            LILIUOKALANI GARDENS The largest                      vent, which has spewed out lava
            formal Japanese garden outside of Tokyo               continuously       since      1983.       This
            has  bonsai,  carp  ponds,  and  pagodas.             extraordinary detail of Kilauea as depicted
            Coconut Island has a palm that measures               by yours truly (Franko) is  a work of
            recent tsunamis.                                      scientific art. Having personally explored
                                                                  Kilauea  Volcano  at  Hawaii  Volcanoes
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