Fire At Koko Crater, Hawaii Forces Beach Evacuation

A wind-whipped brush fire on the flanks of Koko Crater burned to the edge of Kalaniana'ole Highway yesterday, forcing lifeguards at nearby Sandy Beach to evacuate beachgoers, who could hear the crackling flames 50 yards away
Aug. 27, 2003
A wind-whipped brush fire on the flanks of Koko Crater burned to the edge of Kalaniana'ole Highway yesterday, forcing lifeguards at nearby Sandy Beach to evacuate beachgoers, who could hear the crackling flames 50 yards away
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