This tree that fell over from the neighbor’s property missed the Media Studio roof by inches. It was blocking one of our storage containers and got cleared over the past couple days.- A broken branch over our back road is suspended high up, barely held by the tall tree
- Our monks were able to cut through the talipot palms to open a single narrow lane on the concrete road leading to Iraivan Temple, thereby saving us time to reach that side of the property
- The monks cut through fallen bamboo to open another driving lane near the svayambhulingam mandapam
- This and the next five photos show current scenes adjacent to and beyond the San Marga Path along our fenced property line that borders the University of Hawaii Agricultural Research Station. Our property line has many tall blue gum and swamp mahogany trees.
- Some of the numerous downed albesia trees on the university side
- Uprooted sections of the cactus garden outside the Media Studio
Today we view some of the progress in opening up various access points and driving lanes on the grounds, along with images of what happened along the property border beyond Iraivan Temple and adjacent to San Marga Path, where we have many tall trees along the fenceline.