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Image 1 — 11 pm, little side vent at halema'uma'u, Kilauea Hawai'i is starting to overflow and increased splattering!
Image 2 — 11 pm, little side vent at halema'uma'u, Kilauea Hawai'i is starting to overflow and increased splattering!
Image 3 — 11 pm, little side vent at halema'uma'u, Kilauea Hawai'i is starting to overflow and increased splattering!
Image 4 — 11 pm, little side vent at halema'uma'u, Kilauea Hawai'i is starting to overflow and increased splattering!
▲ 73 r/Volcanoes

11 pm, little side vent at halema'uma'u, Kilauea Hawai'i is starting to overflow and increased splattering!

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 4 days ago
▲ 51 r/Hawaii

It looks like a little lava is starting to flow out of the middle vent. Unsure if it's about to go off. 11pm, live

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 4 days ago
▲ 34 r/Hawaii

the value of cross referencing: These two photos support the idea that Lili'uokalani was deceived by members of her cabinet who not only drafted her proposed constitution, but were also conspirators in the overthrow. I want to know the truth about conspirators most people will never learn.

The first photo is from a record held in the Hawai'i Digital archives, which was actually written 60 years after the overthrow. the Author of the book was the son of John Henry Soper, who would become responsible for disarming the Honolulu police and Royal guard.

the second photo however comes from a book written in 1898, "Hawai'i: our new possessions" written by John R. Musick".

I intend to look further into the incident which both reference. there are differences about the situation, but the content of the situation remains similar.

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 13 days ago
▲ 38 r/VisitingHawaii

If you are scheduled to come to Kaua'i in the next week, pls hold off until power is restored

Just a heads up, there is no power. People coming in on Friday from the West Coast on Friday, it's best you push back. Visitors here, work with community members. Certain areas are opening but limited. Met a couple today who flew in yesterday being told it was fine, but they were not told the whole island is without power. They were on O'ahu previously and are leaving tomorrow.

Like them, if you feel like you should not be here, that feeling is completely understandable. If you want to kokua, help, you are free to do so.

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u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 29 r/pics

OC, post hurricane Lowell sunrise. My side of Kaua'i seems pretty alright but lots of downed trees

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 291 r/Hawaii

Powers out. Rain flying through the screen window, so had to close it. Now it's humid. Cat 2 storm. So I'm just working on my feather cape...

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 99 r/Hawaii

was scrolling a hurricane lowell hitting kaua'i post when I got this notification....

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 41 r/Hawaii

30 days, 30 ali'i: Alexander Liholiho become Kamehameha IV. He was trilingual, in Hawaiian, English, and French. Kauikeaouli was pressured to seek annexation to the United States, and Kamehameha IV ended these negotiations and sought to limit Hawai'is dependence on American trade.

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 89 r/Hawaii

30 days, 30 Ali'i: Queen Kapi'olani was the last Queen Consort of the Hawaiian Kingdom. She founded the Queens Medical Center. She represented Hawai'i at the golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria, and in paintings, is visible only 2 seats away from Victoria. She was also very fond of featherwork.

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 156 r/Hawaii

E Hau'oli La Hanau O Ke ali'i Wohi! Happy 188th birthday to Queen Lili'uokalani! Lydia Liliʻu Loloku Walania Kamakaʻeha was born 1838 and was proclaimed eligible to the throne at years of age. After her brother was elected as King, she was proclaimed a successor and given the title of Lili'uokalani.

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 41 r/Hawaii

30 Days, 30 Ali'i: King Kalakaua was the first Sovereign of any nation to circumnavigate the world. Achieved in 1881, He traveled through 13 countries and met with various other world leaders. His travels were well documented and his arrivals, much anticipated. This is the travels of Kalakaua

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 1 month ago
▲ 26 r/Hawaii

about statehood:“If we are ever to have peace and annexation the first thing to do is obliterate the past.” -Samuel Damon. after a rebellion to restore the Hawaiian kingdom, this comment reflects the Americanization of Hawai'i's children through curriculum and propaganda. photos from 1907, 1918-1921

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/Artifacts

The Bones of Kings Lono & Liloa of hawai'i were stolen from the bishop museum in 1994. They were either stolen inorder to rehide them, or they have been sold abroad. one ka'ai holds the golden ring of King Kalakaua. they are still missing.

u/Poiboykanaka808 — 2 months ago