Travel/Tourism PR pro talking story about living, working, and playing in Hawaii. Social Media Explorer. Golfer. Foodie. Find out more about me on my Kam Family Blog at: http://kamfamily.wordpress.com.
Here's a view of downtown Honolulu I've not seen before in real life. This shot was taken from Sand Island State Park, across Honolulu Harbor, with my iPhone. You can see Aloha Tower on the left. So peaceful and beautiful from this vantage point. Fireworks must look amazing from here on Fourth of July and New Year's Eve.
Taking a break from the Honolulu Family Fun Fair to watch the boats come into Ala Wai Boat Harbor. Beautiful day.
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Friends brought over this chocolate haupia from Yama's Fish Market and it's the most sinful dessert I've tasted in a while. Rich, dark chocolate, coconut, deccadent, goodness. Never had this before! My new favorite dessert right now. Oh yeah, the sweet potato haupia pie was good too! ;-) Highly recommend you give this a try!
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Enjoying a great assortment of cheeses and prosciutto from Whole Foods. Nice start to a Fourth of July BBQ!
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If you look closely you can see the winding stairs that make its way up the Koolau Mountain's windward side. This trail is known as Stairway to Heaven and last I heard it's closed. I did the hike once with my friend years ago. He said it was 1,000 steps. It turned out being 3,000. One of the most difficult climbs I've done, but the panoramic view of windward Oahu from the top is amazing! This photo was taken on the H3 Freeway.
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Happened to see this streak in the sky this morning on my way into work on Dillingham Boulevard. Reminded me of the mark ledt by those aerial stunt planes you see on the mainland. Do we have those here in Hawaii?
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A big congratulations to Kelly's cousin Brian Watai on his incredible showing at Tagami & Powell Gallery. Beautiful work! We're proud of you cuz!
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Sharing a few more photos of The Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Resort following my visit to the newly renovated property yesterday. Check out the beautiful Koa doors on all guest rooms with the Hawaii State Motto -- “Ua mau ke ea o ka aina I ka pono” translated as “The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness” — engraved on each.
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