This is at the corner of Bethel and Merchant. Do you know what it is? Okay, not Erick and Tish shooting. The other thing. According to author Sheila Sarhangi in her awesome book Honolulu Then and Now (see my previous Old Hawaii post) it's one of two cannons reportedly taken from Fort Honolulu (Fort Honolulu?) which were used by post office visitors as horse-hitching posts!!
I was just looking at the same book at the collector show. It's amazing how some buildings are still around and in good shape too. Cool you spotted the cannon while out on your shoot.
resilience
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Was worried about the cyclamen plant after the renovations.Look how
scraggly it looks!But I noticed a couple of flowers ready to
bloom.Hopefully the plant ...
Daiki Suisan Kaiten Zushi – Osaka, Japan
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This is the second time I’ve been to Daiki Suisan Kaiten Zushi, it’s not a
fancy restaurant by any means but they serve up good sushi at good prices
and th...
Safety Handles
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Mom is still quite ambulatory and moves OK although she's taken some nasty
falls and had some really nasty injuries.
After ZOOMing with an eldercare prog...
Good Chicken
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The name of this take out restaurant is understated. It should be DANG Good
Chicken, because it really is dang good. I went there 3 times this week.
That...
Variety of Catch Ups, 12/3/22
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This Oaxacan Restaurant is in Koreatown. I heard about this place from a
lady with her baby at one of the parks I go to. It got a James Beard
Foundation ...
Business Launch Challenge!
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Did you happen to read my last post? If not, you should watch this video
before reading on...
But if you're interested, there is a Business Launch Cha...
4 comments:
I see two wannabe photogs, where are the horses?
I was just looking at the same book at the collector show. It's amazing how some buildings are still around and in good shape too. Cool you spotted the cannon while out on your shoot.
Shun-Wah, it was kinda funny 'cause I didn't spot it until I was right next to it. It surprised me.
I think the one roaming free with the green hat is the horse. The one in purple must be the rider.
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