On the way, we stopped at the site of about fourteen petroglyphs (map point 3). I especially liked the petroglyph with a mother and child, and the petroglyph with a dog carved on it.

Afterwards we went back into the bus and had a snack with a view of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa. At Mo'okini heiaum (map point 4), Ms. Lum (a very nice woman) showed us a brief video of the heiau in her house.

Ms. Lum with my teacher Ms. Baldwin

My class holding the orchid leis

Views of Mo'okini heiau

Sacred rocks

The Alter of Mo'okini, with our leis

A Hale outside the main temple at Mo'okini

On our way back, we saw a Humpback whale that breached up into the air and down again more than six times. We then went to North Kohala and saw the statue of King Kamehameha I (map point 5).

King Kamehameha I statue; to the right the flag of Hawai'i.

On the way to Hilo where we stayed that evening, we stopped at Akaka falls (map point 6), tall waterfalls along the Hamakua coast.

The Akaka fall (420 feet high).

The Kahuna fall (400 feet high).