The husband buried her atop an inaccessible rock island offshore, now named Pu'u Pehe after the maiden, and then jumped off the rock to his death. This is a working port where pineapples are loaded onto ships bound for Honolulu and where imported goods are received. The area has a scenic overlook and a reputation for good shore fishing. Once a thriving sugar settlement, Keomoku has been a ghost town since the turn of the century when the last settlers moved up to Lanai City to work on the ranch and land. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited.
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