This is a must watch. @leomana.t is on the ground. He has a history and background as an infantry marine with special skillsets in search and rescue amongst many others. Native Hawaiian as well doing some major work. I have so much respect for this man. He got on a flight without knowing how is he was going to get to where he needed to go and left it to god. What he’s documenting and doing is very valuable. | My Kailua

Nestled high among the Ko'olau Range on the island of O'ahu, the Nu'uanu Pali,Lookout offers panoramic vistas of O'ahu's windward coast and is steeped in profound historical significance. It was here, in the valley below, where the pivotal Battle of Kaleleka'anae unfolded in 1795. Both King Kamehameha I's forces and the O'ahu warriors, under Chief Kalaniküpule, were armed with Western weaponry, a testament to the evolving dynamics of Hawaiian warfare. However, it was Kamehameha's strategic brill

4.5K views · 154 reactions | This is where Ka’elepulu exits after heavy rains. Alala Point sits at the entrance of Ka’ohao. Mokunui and Mokuiki sit in the distance, collectively known as Na Mokulua. “Site 378. Alala heiau, said to have been at Alala point, Kailua....the temple where the ceremonies attending the royal birth of Kualli, about 1640, were performed, but of which no traces of any kind now remain.” -McAllister via Ulukau.org @cpmosher  | My Kailua | Facebook