
For when the sun sets a fiery orange beyond the western hills,
whether or not you are in Everglades National Park.

For when the sun sets a fiery orange beyond the western hills,
whether or not you are in Everglades National Park.
Here is the sunrise as seen from an ancient shield volcano so large that it accounts for three-quarters
of the mass of Maui. The early Hawaiian people named it Haleakala, which means “house of the sun.”