When we reserved a few nights in a bed&breakfast in the Puna district the owners insisted that we arrive no later than 6 pm. This was quite puzzling to us in the beginning. When we reach the town Kea'au and started following the directions given we got some sense of why it might be smart going there in daylight at the first time you're trying to find the place. Suddenly we were in some kind of forest. More specifically a forest with lots of perfectly straight mutually perpendicular small roads (ehh, sorry.. avenues of course) that seemed only to be paved exactly along the series of right and left turns we were following.
30 September 2007
HS7: Orchidland
When we reserved a few nights in a bed&breakfast in the Puna district the owners insisted that we arrive no later than 6 pm. This was quite puzzling to us in the beginning. When we reach the town Kea'au and started following the directions given we got some sense of why it might be smart going there in daylight at the first time you're trying to find the place. Suddenly we were in some kind of forest. More specifically a forest with lots of perfectly straight mutually perpendicular small roads (ehh, sorry.. avenues of course) that seemed only to be paved exactly along the series of right and left turns we were following.
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