The Menehune of Hawaii - Sleep Story

This is a sleep story where we talk about the Menehune of Hawaii. In Hawaiian folklore, there are said to be small gnome-like beings in the forests filled with Ohia trees, who work at night. They build beautiful and vital structures, such as fishponds, that redirect water to where it's needed and to collect and harvest fish for food. The Menehune stand just 3 feet tall, but are strong and fast. They only work at night and will disappear when a human visits. Enjoy! Thanks for listening, and I wish you a very prosperous day. Renee thewritersnexus.com.