It is said that the volcano goddess Pele once challenged a brave chief named Kahawali to a toboggan race down mount Kilauea. Not knowing she was a goddess and entranced by her beauty he agreed.From a folk tale of Hawaii.
Despite her power the chief won the race due to his superior skill and asked for a kiss as his prize. Enraged Pele pursued him, sliding down rolling rocks which quickly turned to lava as her fury set the whole mountain alight.
Reaching the sea the terrified chief escaped in a boat just ahead of the smoking rocks she threw at him.
When he turned and looked back at the beach Pele had resumed her fiery form...
end.
Friday, December 25, 2009
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