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Spent last night with the fishermens, praying, singing, and being comforted by our ancestors.  For they had revealed over a five year period iwi set in concret boxes in caves below their tents, little children buried on the surface, like Naue with their moms.  That's what my night was about as I sat their listening to the singing and playing with pig that grew up at the point.  She was such a tiny thing, I was told when she came to live at the point.  She's about 250 pounds and about to be houseless too.  Everybody worried about her more than themselves. 

As David Ma and I sat with heaviness in our hearts listening to the brothers cry to IZ for guidence, we watched the sun set. If one looks up Mauka one can see IZ on the mountain side, kinda neat. 

This place should be kept natural and undeveloped.  No parking lot, no bathrooms should be made.  It should be respected--it's a lele.  Lots of petroglyps in caves and concrete coffins.  You have to dive underwater and swim towards mauka in the caves and according to the fishermen one will see many concrete coffins. We talked about the could be military ordnance too.  But, I believe as it was described that it looks like the concrete graves at Kapalama. And how my father explained to me too, the underwater graves on the Windward side too.

July 19, 2010 will be the last place for our people to experience what our ancestors did at a shoreline lele for 2,000 years.  I believe the military and the Na Kanaka are drumming up a contract agreement as I write in pretext to their Akaka Bill for 'use' at guardrails.  We will see what Walter Heen does with this one since he is the person at the helm for contracts and spending of OHA's money.

Everybody invited at guardrails this weekend. See Dino!  And don't forget to bring a carrot for the pig.  Most of them don't know where the hell they going.