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 Aloha beautiful Puna people 🥰🤩🌺 https://lerzpunanewsblog.blogspot.com/2021/10/please-consider-helping-children-of.html Here’s a tour around the gorgeous blessings of my world  Magic garden status 🪴 🌺❤️‍🔥♾💝✝️🕉😁🦅☪️🎶👑🤍🖤🌊🌟 come on in  My daze in this mystical magical volcanic wonderland have been filled with immense sadness, but yet also the most love I have ever felt in my life . Here on earth (my earth , PUNA)it’s pretty quiet, fear induced and lonely it seems honestly . The absolutely beautiful Pahoa and Puna People I have been born and raised with , I’m not sure where their spirit went 😞😞😞…  Well … anyway  let’s just say, People are literally CRUEL. Lmao! Wtf !! Lol! 👇  👆lmao could you imagine if I really WAS what everyone thinks of me lol, this image would be soooooo on point lol  Remember guys, life’s TO SHORT to do anything other then what you feel is RIGHT, use your best judgment and most definitely, your ability to recognize ...

Aloha beautiful PunaTICS ❤️‍🔥💋🌊🏝☮️💘🌋 here’s some good reading for ya xo  When Pele comes to Puna Albert  /  19/05/2018 A Kilauea/Puna update has been appended at the end of the post Distance makes the heart grow fonder. Volcanoes are best loved from far away. The excitement of live lava is best viewed on a screen and not through the window. Of course, actual distance is good, but distance in time is also often deemed sufficient. Your house may be next to a lava flow, but if that flow is 300 years old, the chances will seem pretty good. It makes that threatening mountain into a true neighbourly volcano, viewed with affection rather than trepidation. So it must have appeared to the inhabitants of Puna. Yes, there were lava flows around, some less than a century old. Yes, the area around the Royal Gardens subdivision had been utterly destroyed by the seemingly never-ending eruption. But that was much closer to Kilauea, and Puna should be safe. Almost 60 years of quiesc...

  Magnificent  Ahhhh I love catching angels in camera 🎥  What dreams may come . 💔 This reference map depicts the ongoing Kīlauea summit eruption on October 20, 2021. Only one eruptive vent is active within Halema‘uma‘u at this time, along the western edge of the rising lava lake. Similar to the last eruption—from December 2020 until May 2021—the eastern end of the lava lake has stagnated and solidified, and sits several yards (meters) lower than the still-active western end. Note that this map depicts contour elevations in feet, with the surface of the active lava lake now at approximately 2,598 ft (792 m) above sea level. At this time, active lava is visible from two public visitor overlooks in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park: a site along the trail between Kīlauea Overlook and Uēkahuna can see the southeastern edge of the lava lake, and a section of the Keanakāko‘i Overlook can see fountains at the eruptive vent.  Alert Level:  WATCH , Color Code:  ORAN...