There is a wonderful niche group of bloggers who write regularly about aspects of life in Hawaii. Some write of their personal experiences in Hawaii or about the community; others write advice for visitors to Hawaii. All offer their insights about what life in Hawaii is really like.
Each month, a number of Hawaii bloggers participate in the Blog Carnival of Aloha, hosted by Evelyn at Homespun Honolulu. This month the Carnival Takes a Closer Look at Hawaiian Life.
The collection of articles from Hawaii bloggers this month is excellent. The topics range from walking around the island of Oahu, to crossing streams on Kauai, to visiting a secret beach on the Big Island. You can find out about wine-tasting in Waimalu, and museums to visit on the Big Island. You can learn about Hilo Soil and Kilauea Vog. There are articles about creatures: you can learn about seahorse farming, and how to avoid being stung by a man-o-war. There are two articles about politics in Hawaii. Another article explains the Hawaiian spiritual system of huna.
Go and visit the 10th Carnival of Aloha, and have a closer look at Hawaiian life.
About the Photo: I took this photo at the top of Rainbow Falls, just outside of Hilo, on Hawaii's Big Island. If you'd like to see more of my photos, visit B N Sullivan Photography, where I display my garden, nature, and travel photography.
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