09-30-2020, 07:29 PM
When I was a teenager I had some friends that wanted to take me to a "cool spot" and show me something. We were in the Ainaloa subdivision and I don't remember the exact road but it was one of the ones in the first half of the subdivision and off to the right. (south direction) So I'm pretty sure this area is still there and not covered by the 2018 eruption.
Anyway it was a large cave that seemed to just keep going but after 10 minutes of walking they showed me an area that had natural shelf formations and there were tons of bones, skeletons and skulls laid out in an orderly manner. Definitely a burial site. Gave me the creeps and I wanted out. Especially when the liquored-up friends picked up some of the skulls and jaw bones and made them "talk" and tell jokes. No thanks, see you guys later.
Anyway it was a large cave that seemed to just keep going but after 10 minutes of walking they showed me an area that had natural shelf formations and there were tons of bones, skeletons and skulls laid out in an orderly manner. Definitely a burial site. Gave me the creeps and I wanted out. Especially when the liquored-up friends picked up some of the skulls and jaw bones and made them "talk" and tell jokes. No thanks, see you guys later.