What about the stories in movies that say, “Don’t go to the other side of the island?”
What about lay lines that converge at points where the locals place their sacred sites?
What about lava flows that appear to have a mind of their own–burning up houses, on one hand, gently moving around others on the other?
Don’t you just love it?
On the other hand, this could stop you in your tracks.
When hot lava hits the cool ocean, it sends up great plumes of steam that can be seen for miles out to in the sea. In this manner, so it is told, that Pepe, the goddess of the volcano, called those ancient refugees, who escaped a destruction of their homeland, in huge catamaran canoes, and thus saved her people.
Join the travels of three adults, one seven-month-old grandchild, two dogs, and two cats as they journey to where the frogs sing.
Book: The Frog’s Song.