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Speechless Sunday - Barren

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Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Island Properties RB-21063

Mt. Haleakala Lava Field

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Mike Eddy     REALTOR®(S), ABR®, e-PRO
Sheryl Eddy  REALTOR®(S), B.A.
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Sheryl (808) 268-2220 Cell
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Comments(5)

Myrl Jeffcoat
Sacramento, CA
Greater Sacramento Realtor - Retired

Mike and Sheryl - I had friends that lived on the Big Island. They told me stories of how the ground could look like that right after a fairly recent lava flow; but were able to chisel a few holes out, plop in a payapa seed and have fruit in no time at all.  Barren in Hawaii isn't like barren in other places:-)

Jun 14, 2009 12:03 PM
Liz Loadholt
Liz Loadholt- AgentOwned Realty- Covering SC - Mount Pleasant, SC
Realtor--Broker-in-charge - Trainer--Relocation Director Covering SC

Mike & Sheryl --- is this really a shot taken in Hawaii?  I would not have thought so.

Mama Liz's Signature

Jun 15, 2009 05:03 AM
Steve Hoffacker
Steve Hoffacker LLC - West Palm Beach, FL
Certified Aging In Place Specialist-Instructor

Mike and Sheryl,

Barren for now but we know how it can turn into a lush garden spot. :)

Steve

Jun 15, 2009 01:03 PM
Mike Eddy
Coldwell Banker Island Properties - Wailea, HI
Maui Real Estate Broker

This is a photo of the lava field created by the last eruption of Mt. Haleakala, thought to have been around 1790. Very little vegetation has returned to the areas where the lava remains undisturbed, but if you look at my header above you can see what it looks like just a couple of miles down the road. You don't have to travel far on Maui for a significant change in scenery. Thanks for stopping by to have a look!

Mike

Jun 17, 2009 11:42 AM
Not a real person
San Diego, CA

It's only barren temporarily. Mother and Father Nature are already at work to spruce it up for future generations.

Jul 04, 2009 11:03 PM