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Aloha Friday everyone! We just wanted to share some of these amazing photos from the USGS at the Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory over on the Big Island. Pele's been a bit more active lately and we want to start updating folks on what's going on and showing off some of the photos of her 'adventures' on the Big Island.

Recently Kilauea celebrated it's 30th anniversary of the start of the eruption at Pu'u O'o, and though Pu'u O'o has changed dramatically over the years, it's still erupting each and every day, adding hundreds of new acres of land to the Big Island. It's one of the only places on earth still getting bigger! Plus where else can you walk on land younger than you are?

Here's the latest from the USGS as of today. Enjoy!

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As the founder of this website, it may come as no surprise that I love everything about Hawaii; from the rich culture to the eclectic ecology of the islands. I love to share what I have discovered over the years and what I keep learning on a day to day basis about the place I so dearly love. Most importantly I believe in balance - malama pono and preserving the sacredness of these islands. They are indeed special and hold a dear place in my heart. I have been writing about Hawaii for 11 years now, and look forward to many more years to come. If you would like to connect, please do using any of the methods below.

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