Lahaina Maui HI - Full DRONE Tour - 2025 Fire Recovery Update

[@WhineNot]

LA fires sent me here for a preview of what to expect in the months to come. Mahalo.

[@michelelee9824]

Same.

[@billypoker7822]

here too

[@Kiltedscientist]

Months? Try years upon years 😢 California takes forever to get building permits and with the new laws for homes passed, mandatory solar panels, etc. it will slow things down. The homes in Palisades will take even longer due to the CA coastal commission.

[@chicbate]

check out the 7 years after the Paradise CA & camp fire vids too

[@4Torontogirl]

I have some first hand experience. Under normal conditions with full insurance - I didn't see any cash in my hand for 3 months. Mortgage, bills etc. don't stop and you'll be paying for a temporary home on top. As you just watched - expect a years ... long process. The best advice I can offer is this....1. Call insurance ASAP and incessantly - don't give up and don't listen to "your insurance is cancelled etc." investigate - they try everything to NOT pay and you need to be sharp. 2. Work your butt off .... get relocated and start stock piling the money - chop wood so to speak - you're gonna need it. TV was for yesterday - I literally cancelled cable as a single woman going through this. When you get through this.... insurance for me was 10x the original for the next 5 years and it wasn't my fault...I was in the USA when it happened - tenant tipped a candle. God Bless - the up side... you learn to detach completely from "things" - big woop ! So get up... make a list and start on step 1 - You Got this like collecting an egg from a chicken. You lived in the most difficult economy and you thrived - You Got This.

[@winowarrior9392]

Thank you for continuing to keep the people focused on the recovery here and to be cognizant of the disaster, in general. As we all know, the media dropped Lahaina like it was hot (bad pun sorry) within days of the disaster. You will be in my prayers along with all of the people in North and South Carolina and California.

[@shacktime]

Trump is gutting FEMA as I type this. He wants to dissolve the agency altogether and divert the funds to his corporate loyalists. He is also actively hostile towards states that didn’t vote for him. Lahaina is F’ED. The corporate raiders are en route.

[@jusadude7162]

Man, you sure did an excellent job with this. You’re keeping Lahaina alive in people’s minds and not forgotten. I learned so much more from this than from any corporate news outlet. Appreciate all you’re doing 🤙🏽

[@stevekillgore9272]

3 time visitor to Maui myself, so glad you've given up this update, thank you. I'm a Flight Service Pilot Weather Briefer with Hawaii in my portfolio. When it happened my wife cried, sadly I was wrong in underestimating the human death toll (I'm still baffled and angry at the numbers) but I assured her without reservation the banyan tree would survive - it is such a massive living organism.

[@DavidAlan-z4g]

Didn’t know the fire was this big until your excellent end to end aerial coverage .

[@stanfullerton8485]

A glimps of L.A. one year from now.

[@LK-fl5zf]

3 years from now will be fear for Lahaina

[@anissat-tech]

Not L.A. total, but Pacific Palisades and Malibu on the coast, and Altadena to the northeast of Downtown LA.

[@repa49]

Thank you for the Updates on the Lahaina progress! Love from Germany…

[@lynnb3266]

This is my first time seeing a drone video of Lahaina since the fire. It breaks my heart. I lived in a surf commune, “Animal Farm”, on Front street in 1969. Lahaina was a sleepy whaling village. Prayers to the people of Lahaina.

[@richl6725]

Thank you again for your continuous coverage of the Lahaina progress. Mahalo and aloha.

[@kayakerkim]

What progress?😢

[@whatadollslife]

that ocean water near the harbor looks clear clear ....nature trying to heal its self

[@stevewhitaker1635]

Thanks for a great job conveying the progress of Lahaina's recovery. A big Mahalo to you. Now history has repeated itself to an even grander scale her in Los Angeles. Your coverage will help these victims realize what lies ahead for them.

[@tintinthepirate]

Thank you for the update from Seattle, WA. So glad to see the banyan tree turning greener. We stayed at Lahaina Shores 24 years ago. the town has a special place in our heart.

[@chattycathy8089]

I was at the Lahaina Shores also....I'm so glad to see the rebuilding and clean up. Looking forward to the finished Lahaina. 💙💙

[@daningram3143]

Thank you for the update from Missouri, I’ve been to Lahaina many times since the early 80s. I have worked over there for 2 weeks a time and always loved all of Lahaina. I’m praying for all of you. Your a blessing to so many!

[@tcz7742]

Canadian here. Thanks for the update. It still breaks my heart to watch. It was my favorite vacation spot for a relaxing winter vacation.

[@frankpaquet295]

Love seeing the clean up done, mostly, but still so many places where there aren't any houses being rebuilt. That fire was so much larger than any of us, that don't live there, could imagine. It will probably be years before this is rebuilt even to 50% of what it was. Thank you for the tour and I hope that people keep Lahaina in their thoughts and help in any way they can. (from Sandi)

[@cheagle464]

Looking at this today wondering how long it will take LA to recover

[@gingerhagan9137]

Appreciate good and bad reports. No sugar coating it.

[@Puananikitty]

We had a place in Lahaina for years and I don't think I'll ever have the heart to go back. But your updates give me a bit of comfort. Mahalo.🌺

[@awall2970]

Can you tell me if the people that had homes there are ALL able to rebuild if they have the means ie their same lot? Or are they taking areas and no one can rebuild at all?

[@ttran3444]

where do people live for a year? did you go and stay with families or friends for the past year? did you get insurance money yet for the rebuild?

[@Sunbeam4291]

Thank you for keeping the world up to date.

[@KC-df8lc]

I am glad to see that the original style (low roof profile) houses are being built to preserve the character of old Lahaina

[@wildmanofborneo]

I think to be old Lahaina, it would need to be palm leaf huts

[@SurfCityBill]

Great follow up. It appears that quality tradesmen, electricians, framers, plumbers, masons should have solid work for many years moving forward.

[@gallardoo9]

No it takes years and Hawaii never learned about defensive space not gave a crap about mainland fires which would have saved them..

[@bmolitor615]

@@gallardoo9 ?

[@randomexploring541]

Will they be able to get past the checkpoint guards?!

[@bmolitor615]

@@randomexploring541 ?

[@rawspace1212]

Just as planned

[@blusnuby2]

Well Done; thank you for your efforts & this share ! 👍👍

[@liamcoyle6458]

Thank you for the detailed video about the current state of Lahaina. Aloha and mahalo from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@ronhyde]

Jesse- As you have been doing on a consistent basis since the fire, much appreciation for the updates for this of us who love this area and can't wait to get back and make this a thriving destination once again!

[@PatSabins]

I agree with you about the smokestack. For me, as a once a year 2 week visitor to Maui over about 18 years, there were always landmarks I wanted to see. The banyon tree, the smokestack and the front street shops and restaurants as well as Foodland, the nearby pho noodle place and the Kohola (formerly Maui) Brewery. Arts and crafts fairs There are others too many to mention. Thank you again for your continuing drone vidoes of the progress and recovery of Lahainatown. We'll be on Maui in March after a year skip....

[@petgranny194]

Aloha, good video. Nice to see the construction and foundations being dug. I appreciate your clarification of what FEMA has done to help. There is so much misinformation out surrounding all the disasters and what FEMA's role has been in getting people assistance.

[@RobRooders]

Thankyou for this latest update , my heart goes out to the people of Lahaina. As an Australian who has visited Lahaina many times I find it very hard to understand why the rebuilding progress has been so slow. Watching the current fire storm ripping thru LA is heartbreaking but I can't help thinking what the devastated areas will be like in 511 days.

[@benfreiler4054]

I completely agree. Lahaina is going so slow, but the Palisades in LA are going to be rebuilt quickly as its one of the most expensive zip codes in the US. But I’m so sad for my country in general. Catastrophic wildfires are happening almost annually now. I know Australia has had some very destructive wildfires too.

[@Pencil-o1p]

The state is heavily regulated. It takes years to approve one simple rebuilding plan. LA will be the same.

[@benfreiler4054]

@Maui already approved a building plan, if there is a need for urgency, counties and jurisdictions can streamline permits for rebuilding as what happened in Lahaina. The building plan was mostly for Front street, as they didn’t want the business district to be so close to the water. But neighborhoods farther from the water were allowed to rebuild as soon as the debris was cleared.

[@trishaolson6597]

We love Maui and so so appreciate your videos that show the progress!

[@theokrueger6286]

Please keep up these drone tours of Lahaina. My wife and I love Maui and especially this area where we vacationed many, many times. We are happy to see Lahaina coming back from such a massively destructive fire. Our hearts and prayers are with all of you who live there.

[@donchennavasin6726]

Appreciate all the hard work in putting this video together! Very helpful!

[@ktpinnacle]

One of your best. So informative. And a reminder of the widespread devastation, and the rebuilding that we hope is picking up the pace.

[@barbwhitmer]

Good to see such steady orderly progress, thank you. Also good to see many solar rooftop installations. Keep healing! Progress every day is progress. Love from Toronto 💖

[@debbiehoutman111]

Thank you so much for keeping us informed. I am keeping you all in my prayers. God bless.

[@JesseGWald]

Mahalo for your kind words and prayers!

[@debbiehoutman111]

From Newark, Delaware.

[@philspd473]

​@@JesseGWaldhr8219 directly affects Lahaina... One of the 50 Biden just signed. Nice drone footage btw 👍

[@sharonkbutz3754]

Sending love and best wishes from Iowa. Thank you for the updates. We have so many wonderful memories over the years .❤

[@kathleenfinch1909]

Thank you for this update on Lahaina’s rebuild, much appreciated 👍

[@Tammygurganus-ml8nj]

Your video is the best I've seen...and your voice is spot on.please continue...

[@Alan-b2m2c]

Thanks for the update. You do great work.

[@JesseGWald]

Much appreciated

[@cheagle464]

Looking at this today thinking how long it's going to take LA to recover

[@thenman23]

many years

[@cheagle464]

@@thenman23 if ever. Not to mention all the other 'fingers'.

[@boyscout419]

Thanks so much for these updates! When I watch them, I wonder about the changes in logistics for the flow of building materials? Also, I wonder about the possible influx of more builders, or if there is simply a shortage (that I would expect). Just curious. Maybe you can comment on this on a later video?

[@sharonmansfield3053]

Thank you for these videos. Great footage with the drone, love it! 😊

[@v.dargain1678]

Uh-huh. 👍

[@W3Slots]

Howzit 🤙🏽 good to see this land coming back to life! Cali fires brought me back

[@deeannemason7003]

Are the building permits issued to original residents? What is the percentage, new owners vs original residents? Just curious.

[@randomhuman5636]

Glad you’re super excited about the insane profits that are going to be made by whoever is doing this “rebuilding.” Meanwhile, where are the people who used to live here before somebody purposely burned it all down?

[@hotrox2112]

Indeed! This whole thread gives off the scent of controlled opposition....

[@bezy10001]

I have been watching your videos for about 16 months. Very well done. You are precise with your comments and don't "sugarcoat" anything. I am so very glad that you are getting more views because of the LA fires. I think it's great that people will get a good idea of how long it will take to rebuild in LA by watching your videos. At least in LA building material will be easier to obtain once the permits start to get issued. Please keep up the good work with your well done informative videos. God bless you.

[@jillwachbrit6630]

Thank you for this wonderful update. So happy that 10% of the lost residential properties now have approved permits to rebuild. Absolutely love the fact that the Cannery Mall now has an operating food court again and that some of the Front Street stores were able to relocate there. When we last went in March 2023 the mall was in sad shape.

[@JesseGWald]

Thanks for your support! The recovery is slow, but things are moving in the right direction.

[@robyoung9968]

I’ve been watching your videos, I appreciate very much what you’re doing. Look forward to seeing future videos. Great job.

[@JesseGWald]

I appreciate that!

[@lorrainespear1210]

I'm really impressed at how you're documenting this and the progress that is being made. My neighborhood lost 500 homes in the Thomas fire and 7 years later there are still some empty lots and homes just starting construction. Obviously Lahaina's fire is more challenging due to its scale and island location. I really hope they keep it charming and it doesn't become all resorts and McMansions.

[@henrymorgan3982]

Keep up the good work. Aloha from Missouri!

[@JesseGWald]

Thank you! Will do!

[@alisont.6940]

Thank you again. I've checked in from time to time over the 18 months since the disaster. Still so sobering and sad for the families that lost loved ones, homes and businesses. Happy new year - 2025 will bring accelerated recovery and I hope peace to the people of Lahaina.

[@johnm7437]

thank you for the video update !!! I love seeing the progress. I wonder if it would be possible for you to do a tour of the temporary housing so that we could see what that is like. I appreciate that this was a huge disaster. I've been though. a few of my own, but I always wish that we as a country could do a better job. For instance the temporary housing after Katrina was just oo squalid. Sure people were grateful for having something. But one way to demoralize people is to put them into squalid conditions, when small improvements would go so far in making things feel more livable. Such as a small park with grass and a place for kids to play. Those kinds of things go a long way to helping people recover. A roof over your head is good.. but to thrive, we need to do better. Yes.. I understand that things take time. I just want us to have a better vision.

[@cherylsibson2529]

Thanks for the update. Happy New Year for Lahaina!

[@ChrisTietjen_00]

Thanks Jesse. You're doing a great job in reporting on Lahaina's recovery and I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and listening to your informative and authentic upbeat commentary. The clean up seems to have gone well.

[@douglasword2961]

So encouraged to see Maui % the surrounding areas making a comeback -- from the Banyon Tree to the new businesses, and residential sites -- it will be a work-n-progress but headed in the right direction.

[@bradleyg4723]

Jesse. Thank you so much for your updates. I am amazed at some of the progress but very distraught at the thought that the Stare is slowing some of it down in some areas. I made my first trip, since the fire, to Maui a few weeks ago on business and it was very emotional. My last trip was in July 23 just before the fire. We were scheduled to be in Kaanapali in August the week after the fire. Lahaina is my favorite place on earth and it is so sad to me to know that it will never be completely recovered in my life time. I hurt for the people of Lahaina because of the devastation and loss that they have suffered it makes my sadness pale. It is exciting to see the progress. It was also good to see that the wonderful folks of Lahaina seem to be doing well from all my interactions. I am with you that as much of the history than can be maintained should be. The smoke stack must remain. To lose all that history will make Lahaina just like any other town and it would not be special anymore. I would hope that Front Street would be rebuilt in a Disneyesque manner. Modern safe fire resistant buildings but that look exactly the way they did pre fire. Aged to look 100 years old to keep the charm of Lahaina intact. Bless all of the people of Lahaina and hope that the speedy recovery continues.

[@Cbushz]

😅 Mahalo Nui Loa JESSE we appreciate the update, take care Aloha!

[@larryharden1904]

Was just there over thanksgiving and was hoping to see more progress but happy with what I saw. Thanks for sharing the drone videos and hope to see many more

[@bradyflaherty2512]

Great video as always! Thanks for the updates! Please visit Maui and support the community!

[@kristipeek8712]

Thank you so much for your tours! My husband and I are headed to Maui this week for the first time. As part of fulfilling my parents final wishes, we are getting to enjoy much of Maui and Oahu. I want to make sure to support as many of Lahainatown business while we are there, and this helps tremendously. Mahalo.

[@katman8253]

Thank You for sharing this important information. We love Lahaina and will continue to support Lahaina and the great state of Hawaii! Mahalo.

[@marclovelace726]

Lizard man you've done it again.. Positive attitude and thoughts on the progress being done in Lahaina... Well done my man!

[@robertboos2725]

Really appreciate you video updates on the fire recovery. Thank you so much!

[@JesseGWald]

Thanks for your support!

[@deborahcaruso875]

I am an annual visitor to Maui and I so appreciate your updates on Lahaina. I love Lahaina and will continue to support Lahaina. Aloha.

[@williammelton5929]

Very good Aerial presentation. Wonderful to see Lahaina coming back.

[@stephanie40540]

Thank you! I’m always keeping up to date of the rebuilding process

[@goldenpacificmedia]

Jesse, big mahalo for your sustained work to document the on-going changes in Lahaina post-fire.

[@bearsmom9415]

I am glad to see this. It looks like progress has been made with the removal of debris. My hope is that when they rebuild, it's done thoughtfully and sustainably with natural disasters in mind. Not just fire, but hurricane, volcanos, drought and floods.

[@karenmccain407]

I have been curious about progress, expecially since the LA fires. Thank you for this video, it answers a lot of my questions. Continued prayers for this community. ....from Texas.

[@keithland348]

Been to Lahaina 3 times (would have been 4 times but the fire happened 2 weeks before we were scheduled to be there) and we told everyone that I know, this town was a must see and visit. One of, if not, the best and easiest town to walk and the people so friendly. We have sat for a couple hours under the Banyan tree, just watching people. Many great memories. At my age I will never get to see her anywhere, even in a more modern sense, what she was like before the fire. But I am so glad the town is rebuilding so others in years to come can experience the town like I have.

[@kapioleilanionalanielua]

I lived in Lahaina in the late 80s. I lived in a neighborhood by the S curve, just before entering Lahaina town. I went to Lahaina Intermediate, I played in the band that played at the opening of the Lahaina Mall.

[@amandapowell3515]

Mahalo,Jesse, another brilliant Maui update. So amazing to see Banyan greening & growing in each new clip, renewed hope for one & all. 😍 Happy 2025 to you & all wonderful Maui residents ..

[@kimabbs920]

I was there a year ago to support the community as hotels were reopening and it was a bittersweet experience. I am glad to see the cleanup has been completed. It was so sad to drive by the burned out homes. I hope residents are feeling some hope as the rebuilding is progressing.

[@bp51082]

Appreciate the comprehensive and well shot updates man. I spent some very fun times there as a kid and childhood best friend's grandparents, now in their 90s, have lived there since the early '80s. They were some of the lucky ones whose house stood with minimal damage even though all neighbors are gone. Glad to hear they moved back in not too long ago

[@skidmog]

Thanks for your continued POSITIVE reporting. Other videos I've seen are interspersed with negativity and it is great to keep positive. This will take a long time and is definitely ahead of schedule and will be fantastic to get closer to 100%.

[@JesseGWald]

Thanks for the positive feedback. It's important to remember that recovery is a process, and progress is being made.

[@segzilla6875]

Those energy direct weapon lasers did a lot of damage Same thing happen in Los Angeles. Dope video 🔥

[@Hello-nq1gn]

Was just over here for Christmas it was nice to see color duo houses and building starting

[@ellaschris]

Happy new year brother keep up the great work!

[@JesseGWald]

Thanks! You too!

[@robbemond]

Thankyou for all your good work...look forward to a lot more progress in 2025!! Thankyou!!

[@Kolorboyux1wb]

WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFUL, ARIAL DRONE FILMING! GREAT WORK!

[@karenkirwan1280]

I appreciate your work very much! This video in particular really helped me understand the scope of devastation. I come to Maui every odd year for 2 weeks. April 2025 is our next visit. I'm still unbelievably sad. Your work prepares my heart. Mahalo.

[@TheCapGuy]

Awesome Jesse. Really appreciate your updatea. Plan on being back on Maui in March/April. Kahana area

[@JesseGWald]

Mahalo! Hope you have a great time back on Maui!

[@TheCapGuy]

@ what area did you re locate to?

[@JesseGWald]

@@TheCapGuy We are in Wailea for now. I would love to be back in Lahaina but my wife is still dealing with the trauma from the day of the fire and isn't ready to go back. In the meantime we rented our Kahoma house out to other fire survivors.

[@TheCapGuy]

@ Hope your Wife gets better.

[@mskristinemg]

You are doing a GREAT job. Please keep them coming. I've just shared your video on my X account, and I intend to keep doing so. Mahalo plenty. 💜

[@TB-tj1fs]

Mahalo Jesse . I lived on Front Street next to Baby Beach for twenty years. Your Video Tour is much appreciated as I am seeing it for the first time. I was on Front Street at Wharf Center at the beginning of the devastating fire and saw smoke miles away and NOBODY in town, so I got out just in time to be alive today. Three weeks ago I heard about the Los Angeles fires and thought about finding vacant homes in West Maui, where I live now, to use as Temporary Housing. Maui County is now offering vacant Hotel rooms here, which I approve of, in spite of local opposition, even though it is only TEMPORARY ! Continue to spread Aloha. Again . . . Mahalo for your great appreciation for assisting people in a real disaster.

[@martysweets9846]

Thank you for the update… I’m so glad it came across your video… I am from California and we are still dealing with fires up and down… I’ve been going to MAUI for the past 30 years and we were just there a 3 weeks before the fire.. I have so many memories and so many pictures from that week 🙏🏼 sending you the aloha spirit and I will definitely keep watching your videos and support. Can’t wait for us to go back to Maui hopefully next year.❤

[@bistummagdeburg1405]

Aloha from Germany and maloha for sharing your footage. I am still devastated to see my favorite place on earth hurting so much.

[@FeminineConnections]

Thank you for the update from CT.

[@howardsilk9521]

We appreciate the updates and the fantastic drone videos. The progress is awesome, and eventually, it will build better than it was. Perfection takes time. Lahania is a special place. Please don't tear down the historical smoke stack.

[@gallardoo9]

I don't the ignorant Hawaii residents never took responsibility for no defensible space and the fire depth caused this by not putting out the fire and it rekindled causing this

[@harriethopper8540]

I hope residents appreciate the efforts and support the mainland has provided for their state.

[@JesseGWald]

I certainly do!

[@adelaaburto]

Thanks for the update I'm going to Maui this week, can't wait to support the restaurants who "survived" the fire! :) any other recommendations ?

[@AlbertKalinin-p2i]

Thank you Mr. Wald been to Lahaina 3 times via cruise ship 2017,2019, and 2020 had a wonderful experience. so sad when the fire took everything but still have pictures and memories. feel so bad for the people that lost everything. I enjoy your videos thanks so much wait for more stay safe alk in Michigan

[@TS-ef2gv]

Lahaina was one of the ports of call on our cruise from L.A. to Hawaii and the South Pacific early in 2020 right before the Covid mess hit. We loved Lahaina and certainly did our best to contribute to the local economy while we were there. It was heartbreaking to hear of the devastation and realize that several of the shops where we did business in old town were lost. Having visited the area and met shopkeepers and others in the area with our cherished firsthand memories of the town and Maui in general brings even more impact to the fire and recovery effort. We hope to one day visit Lahaina again.

[@pt109che]

Mahalo for the update from Vancouver, Canada. Was in Oahu in December 18-20, and Maui in December 20-27. We stayed away from Lahaina but enjoyed Maui. Take care.

[@JandB-TCB]

Thank you so much for the updates; your drone coverage is awesome. Hope we can travel back to Lahaina someday soon so we can support some of the local businesses. Happy New Year to you and your family.

[@juliahelland6488]

Thsnks again for sharing this! It looks so much better now that the debris is cleaned up. Wishing you all the best in 2025!

[@capnpete1154]

Thank you for all your hard work on these videos. I used to work for Lahaina Divers on Front St. and shared a house on 208 Panaewa. I can't seem to make it out on the videos. Do you know it Lahaina Divers was still in operation at the time of the fire? It was back in '91 when I worked there. It looks like everything on my street was gone. Do you know? I would really appreciate any info you might be able to provide. Thanks again. I'm glad Lahaina is coming back. I used to play my sax down by the water. Many memories.....

[@MICHAELMCAVOY-f4v]

Nice to see the rebirth! So encouraging 🥲

[@NancyHowlett]

What a tragedy I will continue to keep everyone affected by the fire in my prayers, My family lives on Oahu and my nieces extended family were all displaced from the fire and her disabled uncle perished. Thank you for the very informative coverage God Bless

[@sharonswink3234]

Thanks for sharing these videos, it is amazing to see the progress since i started watching in the summer.

[@karenthompson3642]

Please do the best to bring back Lahaina to the calming, lovable, outgoing town that it was. Please don't let it be turned into a massive overbaring commerical complax. We were told on Oahu, that the state is planning on totally changing the type of town. Please bring back as many of the memorial places that there was there.

[@AC_144]

Thank you for keeping us informed... it is greatly appreciated !!

[@JesseGWald]

Mahalo for your support!

[@delossantos2353]

We were there a year before the wildfires and I’m still amazed how slow the recovery is.

[@taturner76]

coming in July. This will be the first time for my husband and kids to visit maui. I can't wait to show them all the things I love about the island. I haven't made it back since I was 20, and I'm 48 now. I hope to be able to visit as much of Lahaina as possible and help support the economy! Do you ever meet with visitors who have watched your videos? If so, I would love to set up a time to meet and say thank you for your videos.

[@PattiZacharias]

Thank you for the updates!

[@Itsallsmallstuff]

Thank you for your updates and corrected information. I’d like to offer another misconception regarding FEMA. The denial of support from FEMA due to homeowners having insurance is a GLITCH. I’m currently experiencing the same thing in the LA fires. It was announced today 1/11/25 that the glitch is being resolved. People are encouraged to reapply. Please pass along this recent information to the La Haina residents affected by the fire. Thank you.

[@sky173]

4:13 - Glad to see the tree seems to be OK. I hung out there for a day not long before the fires. Thanks for sharing this.