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| A larger map of the area. I forget what the different colors mean, but the center of the Nanawale subdivision has a 'kapuka' - where new lava flowed around old, resulting in a strip of deeper soil and different vegetation. There were more trees in that | Geri and her new octagonal house. Not long now! | Geri's house in Nanawale ... a recipe for dreaming! Myt lot is a few blocks further down the hill. This is the Nanawale Estates subdivision. Lots of cheap lots for sale here! | A giant front blesses the Bike Friday on my lot. | Another map of the Nanawale Estates subdivision. |
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| My friend Ken gave me the idea of finding a salvage fiberglass boat on a trailer, hauling it on my land, and using it as a lockable, low-hassle hotel room. Like this. | Wally and Jane Chastain sell real estate and were very kind, helping me plant my papaya tree and feeding me Jane's home made brioche! I hope he finds me another bargain ... www.wallywchastain.com | Keeping an eye on the juice from the sun. If the top right hand figure falls below 25.5, disconnect that laptop! | Dahling, it looks lovely on! | Phil's birthday, with a special birthdaty suit brought by friends all the way from Alaska.. |
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| Ann shows you how to hold it. It's surprisingly ergonomic. | Not a grim leaf blower or lawn mower in sight. A scythe burns fat not fossil fuel! And zero noise pollution. | Still life with chokos and a water tank. | Wild raspberries of Kapoho | Cooking the real way - propane is used only in dire circumstances. |
