Concerned for Walter Ritte and Richard Sawyer (bombing protesters who were in hiding on the deserted island of Kahoolawe), and beset by vivid dreams and visions, George Helm set out — first by boat, then by surfboard — to Kahoolawe, with Maui fisherman and park ranger Kimo Mitchell and water expert Billy Mitchell (unrelated).
George Helm's concerns about Walter Ritte and Richard Sawyer (protesters in hiding on the remote island of Kahoolawe) led him to embark on a journey there, which was marked by intense dreams and visions. He traveled to Kahoolawe by boat and then by surfboard, accompanied by Kimo Mitchell and Billy Mitchell.