H: Is for ‘Hoopin&Hollerin’ Leaves…

…in the state of Hawaii (11)!

But wait a minute! Are there actually any deciduous trees in the whole state or islands? I’m thinking, we’re definitely going to be hard pressed to find any fall activities in the 50th state of the union. But low and behold, in the photo below you can see some kind of colorful activity going on…

Photo ~ mattsabo17

What a relaxing view of the setting Autumn sun going down between the swaying palms on some island in the likes of Hawaii.  We have Palm trees like these in California, too, besides others.

Again, this is the only state representing “H”, but even though they don’t have many turning leaves.  Well, these would qualify as leaves that fall in Autumn.  it’s been a relaxing stop to help me with the state I’m happily in called leaf peeping or Momijigari in Japanese.

A relaxing stay among the Autumn palms, but not it’s time to move along…

Photo ~ Rosa Say

What about you — have you ever seen any other fall foliage in Hawaii?

This Year’s Journey to Sooth the Frazzled Senses:

• The Soft Glow of Autumn
• Picking Up the Pace
• What?! Leaves But No B’s!
• Leaf Peeping North to South
• G: Is for GollyGeeGorgeous Leaves…

My Leaf Rx From Seasons Past:

• Falling Into Fall
• The Colors of the Seasons

Here’s a little thing that I forgot to mention:

Hawaii happens to be the location of the set for my favorite TV show LOST.  Not that I want to take away the allure of the show, but I think it’s interesting to see where it all happens.