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Tourists watch as vapor rises up from lava of the Kilauea volcano, Hawaii.
Heated lava from the Kilauea volcano, Hawaii. Roads are made over the cooled lava. A car goes along a road on the lava bed. Tourists jump across a crack in the lava about two feet wide. Vapors rise from the molten lava in the background. Tourists sitting on a rock watch the vapors. They look over the edge into the crater. View of lava and sheer sides of the crater. The molten rock glows in the dark at night. Kilauea is the largest active volcano in the world. View of the crater.
Passengers in a train that passes through a tunnel and over a high bridge in Hawaii, United States.
A trip to Hawaii, United States. Passengers seated in a train that passes through a tunnel and over a high bridge along what would end up as part of the Hawaii Consolidated RR out of Hilo. (This line appears to be the one that ran along the northern shore of the "Big Island" to the west from Hilo.) Carabaos pull a plow in muddy water. A banana plantation.
Workers cut and strip sugarcane on an island in Hawaii. Stalks carried from field in a water flume.
A field of sugarcane in Hawaii. Men cut and strip the sugar cane in the fields. Men and women place the cut cane into water flumes where water carries them to the crushing mill. A flume is seen high above the ground on a tall bridge structure. Cane being loaded on a ship, off shore, by means of a line and container.
A farmer harvest pineapples at a pineapple farm on an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. A farmer works on a pineapple farm. Harvesting of pineapple by the farmer. Workmen can pineapples for shipment.
Papaya plantation on an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. A papaya tree on the island. A man holds papayas. A child eats a piece of papaya.
Preparation of Hawaiian staple food poi from taro roots on an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. Gathering and sorting of taro roots for preparation of Hawaiian staple poi. The roots are boiled by a man. Beating and kneading of poi by men. Men eat poi.