Can somebody explain keyword hierarchies?

IN LR, I have keyword hierarchy:
event
holiday
thanksgiving
christmas
hot air balloon
albuquerque 2006
faribault 2004
and I have images assigned..... Looking at an image, the keyword tags pane may look like thanksgiving>holiday. BUT, it DOESN'T have the whole hierarchy thanksgiving>holiday>event. How come? AND, I may also have assigned albuquerque 2006 to the image. But THAT one may look like (in the whole alphabetical list) albuquerque 2006, xxx, yyy, event, eee>fff, hot air balloon, qqq and so on.......
Can SOMEBODY give me the explanation of what its doing, and HOW to get all this stuff to actually show up as hierarchies? I'm looking on line, in the LR manual, AND in a LR book I've got, and I can't find how this works ANYWHERE..... <strangled scream of annoyance>

From my experience, the only time I get a hierarchy (ie, xxx > yyy) showing up in the Keyword Tags pane is if there are more than one "yyy" keywords in my list. For example, I just created this hierarchy:
AAA
BBB
CCC
AAB
CCC
When I assigned
b CCC
to a photo, I got a pop-up showing the options
b CCC > AAA
and
b CCC > AAB
. Instead of choosing, I deleted
b > AAA
and hit enter. The keyword assigned to the photo was
b CCC > AAA
Next I assigned
b BBB
to the photo, and the new keyword list was
b BBB, CCC > AAA
. When I go to the "Keywords and containing keywords" view, I get
b AAA, BBB, CCC > AAA
(because
b CCC
doesn't fully describe the keyword)
To address your initial question directly, I don't think you will ever see your full hierarchy unless your keyword is only one level deep, and it is a duplicate of another keyword. The only reason you see a hierarchy (>) in the Keyword Tags section is to differentiate two identical keywords.
One more thing, it's typically not advised to use locations as keywords. That's what the Location metadata is for. I suppose if you have multiple levels
i below
the "Location" level (your lakes, for instance) you'll need to create keywords. But for most applications, the Metadata takes care of that, which helps to minimize clutter in your keyword list.

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