South Point

 On our way back from our most recent trip to Kona, we meandered down to the southern-most point in the US.  This may have been where the Polynesians first settled on the Big Island because the fishing is supposed to be phenomenal.  Though, the land has been slowly collapsing into the sea resulting in some rugged cliffs.  The green sand beach is nearby, so there were some green particles mixed in with the dust on top of the cliffs.  The land and climate in the surrounding area is pretty rugged as well, which reminded us of somewhere like the ranchlands of Wyoming.  And of course, it does get pretty windy down there as you can see by the way this tree is growing...