Iraivan Temple and Mount Waialeale receive the warmth of the rising sun, after a cool winter night- Huge gusts knocked down several weakened palm trees as well as many leaves and branches
- A group of tiny Kauai pigs search for tasty ground-goodies
- The banyan tree above Kadavul Temple catches the evening glow
- A stormy day among the foxtail palms
- This moss is happy to get the rain though
- Shiva’s moon above Iraivan Temple’s kodimaram several weeks ago
- One of our monks picking flowers for the temple at 4am
- Down by the ocean, our monks get this photo of the full moon with a plane flying by
Jai Ganesha.
As some of you may know, Kauai has slightly shifted warm and cool seasons compared to areas in cooler climates. We have a late summer that sometimes peaks in October, with humid weather in the mid-80s °F, and a late winter that you don’t really feel until late January through February. It may look like a tropical paradise out here, but this past week has been a little chilly for anyone acclimated to constant warmth, and surprisingly windy on some days. Here are a few photos of our clear skies and our gusty days and nights.