Comments on: Wiamea Lookout http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/ A spine-tingling collection of real haunted houses and spooky ghost stories! Find out where the haunted houses are in your town. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 18:01:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Cool http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-190298 Cool Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:35:13 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-190298 This is a waste of time I personally don't believe in this fake stuff it's stupid god created the earth as it is for human plants and animals and that's the truth This is a waste of time I personally don’t believe in this fake stuff it’s stupid god created the earth as it is for human plants and animals and that’s the truth

]]> By: Francis Taua http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-186167 Francis Taua Mon, 11 Oct 2010 09:41:08 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-186167 "Non-Believers" are the Biggest Scardey Cats out there..They are so TERRIFIED of the Possibilities that they Close themselves off from it like a child pulling the covers over the heads Hahahahaha They can't "get me" if I don't believe in them. Give them they're much needed "safety blanket" if they must have it. For those of You commenting who have NEVER been to Hawaii..SHUT UP..YOU have NO IDEA of the things that happen here..and it is YOU who are exactly who we DON'T want here..running around with your Bravado angering forces that You have NO regard or respect for..stay under your blankets and tell yourselves how Brave you are..and stay Home...You're SAFE there!!! “Non-Believers” are the Biggest Scardey Cats out there..They are so TERRIFIED of the Possibilities that they Close themselves off from it like a child pulling the covers over the heads Hahahahaha
They can’t “get me” if I don’t believe in them.
Give them they’re much needed “safety blanket” if they must have it.
For those of You commenting who have NEVER been to Hawaii..SHUT UP..YOU have NO IDEA of the things that happen here..and it is YOU who are exactly who we DON’T want here..running around with your Bravado angering forces that You have NO regard or respect for..stay under your blankets and tell yourselves how Brave you are..and stay Home…You’re SAFE there!!!

]]> By: Lahela http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-186046 Lahela Sat, 02 Oct 2010 04:11:17 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-186046 Hey everyone, I live in Hawaii and have visited this particular site many times. The "speed bump" story is really popular but honestly, it has never happened to me personally. However, taking rocks from this sacred place is really disrespectful - imagine someone taking a part of your ancestors grave site. There are many stories of bad luck and hauntings following a person who takes from the Heiau. Believe what you will, but I would not recommend it.... Hey everyone,
I live in Hawaii and have visited this particular site many times. The “speed bump” story is really popular but honestly, it has never happened to me personally. However, taking rocks from this sacred place is really disrespectful – imagine someone taking a part of your ancestors grave site. There are many stories of bad luck and hauntings following a person who takes from the Heiau. Believe what you will, but I would not recommend it….

]]> By: pualei http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-185558 pualei Fri, 13 Aug 2010 23:34:21 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-185558 p.s.- all you haoles, go to the pali at night time. it's fun! xD p.s.- all you haoles, go to the pali at night time. it’s fun! xD

]]> By: pualei http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-185557 pualei Fri, 13 Aug 2010 23:32:46 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-185557 hahaha. i was born and raised in hawai'i and i still reside here. there are a LOT of haunted places here. ): hahaha. i was born and raised in hawai’i and i still reside here. there are a LOT of haunted places here. ):

]]> By: Lisa http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-185286 Lisa Fri, 16 Jul 2010 22:07:04 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-185286 Seriously? Ghosts are real. Most of the comments on this article are fake. I am guessing the tool who left the original post meant Waimea... because Wiamea doesn't exist. Also, it's Pali Lookout, not Polly. Maybe they didn't read the part just bellow which says: "Please use correct grammar, capitalization, and punctuation. Let's try to keep this place looking classy." Seriously? Ghosts are real. Most of the comments on this article are fake. I am guessing the tool who left the original post meant Waimea… because Wiamea doesn’t exist. Also, it’s Pali Lookout, not Polly. Maybe they didn’t read the part just bellow which says: “Please use correct grammar, capitalization, and punctuation. Let’s try to keep this place looking classy.”

]]> By: Pupukea Boy http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-184172 Pupukea Boy Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:44:59 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-184172 So, I happen to surf out to this site, and find out my old stomping grounds got listed as an actual haunted area. YEP! The Heiau on Pupukea Hill, overlooking beautiful Waimea Bay, on the North Shore of O'ahu. As a child, I lived on Pupukea Hill, and used to ride MX and BMX from the back of the mountain, where I lived, all the way down to the Heiau (place of worship/sacrifice/etc). The trail we used to take was so remote, we would sometimes see wild pig, peacock, pheasant, etc. Once we got to the heiau, we would park & drink, smoke herb, whatever...One time, we stayed late into the night, partying & playing around, jumping over rocks, playing hide & seek (I know...sounds kinda gay, but when you're bored & drunk...what would you do?) LOL! Thru the entire evening, we kept seeing random shadow figures moving around all over the entire site - we joked around trying to scare one another. My friend broke away from the bunch and went uphill away from the heiau to take a leak. 2 seconds after he disappeared into the haole koa trees, he came running out yelling, "Let's Go! Let's Go!".... We ran over and grabbed our bikes in a panic and asked him what happened. He said that when he stopped to whiz, he looked up and way back past the trees, he saw about a dozen men dressed in Hawaiian loincloth and raincapes. They were all looking right back at him in disgust. He said that as he ran out of the bushes, he heard them running, following him out. I saw the bushes and trees part and separate behind him as he moved out of there! I cannot to this day come up with a reasonable explanation for what I saw. There was zero wind, no one else was up there but us dummies. I'll never forget the look on his frikkin face! The next day, we met up and wrapped some manapua's and bananas in ti leaves and left them there on the rocks as a sign of respect. I have not been there since moving to the mainland in 1991. To all you non-believers, be careful. Be respectful when you tread on old Hawaiian ground. Preservation isn't solely done to keep an area in its original state...sometimes, it's done because the MANA - the spiritual power of that site will not allow anything else to take its place. With that said, I would bet $$$ that if anyone tried to settle on that land, he/she/they would suffer dearly. So, I happen to surf out to this site, and find out my old stomping grounds got listed as an actual haunted area. YEP! The Heiau on Pupukea Hill, overlooking beautiful Waimea Bay, on the North Shore of O’ahu. As a child, I lived on Pupukea Hill, and used to ride MX and BMX from the back of the mountain, where I lived, all the way down to the Heiau (place of worship/sacrifice/etc). The trail we used to take was so remote, we would sometimes see wild pig, peacock, pheasant, etc. Once we got to the heiau, we would park & drink, smoke herb, whatever…One time, we stayed late into the night, partying & playing around, jumping over rocks, playing hide & seek (I know…sounds kinda gay, but when you’re bored & drunk…what would you do?) LOL! Thru the entire evening, we kept seeing random shadow figures moving around all over the entire site – we joked around trying to scare one another. My friend broke away from the bunch and went uphill away from the heiau to take a leak. 2 seconds after he disappeared into the haole koa trees, he came running out yelling, “Let’s Go! Let’s Go!”…. We ran over and grabbed our bikes in a panic and asked him what happened. He said that when he stopped to whiz, he looked up and way back past the trees, he saw about a dozen men dressed in Hawaiian loincloth and raincapes. They were all looking right back at him in disgust. He said that as he ran out of the bushes, he heard them running, following him out. I saw the bushes and trees part and separate behind him as he moved out of there! I cannot to this day come up with a reasonable explanation for what I saw. There was zero wind, no one else was up there but us dummies. I’ll never forget the look on his frikkin face! The next day, we met up and wrapped some manapua’s and bananas in ti leaves and left them there on the rocks as a sign of respect. I have not been there since moving to the mainland in 1991.

To all you non-believers, be careful. Be respectful when you tread on old Hawaiian ground. Preservation isn’t solely done to keep an area in its original state…sometimes, it’s done because the MANA – the spiritual power of that site will not allow anything else to take its place. With that said, I would bet $$$ that if anyone tried to settle on that land, he/she/they would suffer dearly.

]]> By: Hobo http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-183938 Hobo Wed, 10 Feb 2010 22:58:37 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-183938 I went there once and I remember counting the 10 roadbumps. When I came back I saw a bandit running off into the woods with the other 3 roadbumps which is why there is only 7 :) I went there once and I remember counting the 10 roadbumps. When I came back I saw a bandit running off into the woods with the other 3 roadbumps which is why there is only 7 :)

]]> By: Tia http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-183534 Tia Sat, 26 Dec 2009 22:24:53 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-183534 i lived in hawaii my entire lyph and i do belive in ghost so **** all u ghost non belivers i lived in hawaii my entire lyph and i do belive in ghost so **** all u ghost non belivers

]]> By: Leah http://www.realhaunts.com/united-states/wiamea-lookout/comment-page-3/#comment-182564 Leah Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:44:08 +0000 http://www.andypowell.net/?p=88#comment-182564 Kirara F.Y.I. polly is splet pali....lol I'm from maui and i respect the spirits out here in hawaii. If you have been to hawaii and been to such places, the feeling you get is amazing, if you come with respect and understanding. its not so much scary, but a spirtual quiet soul empowering feeling. its amazing. So respect the island as if you where and accient ancestor and it will respect you. alllrigh aloha Kirara F.Y.I. polly is splet pali….lol I’m from maui and i respect the spirits out here in hawaii. If you have been to hawaii and been to such places, the feeling you get is amazing, if you come with respect and understanding. its not so much scary, but a spirtual quiet soul empowering feeling. its amazing. So respect the island as if you where and accient ancestor and it will respect you. alllrigh aloha

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