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Saturday, September 16, 2006

RENAISSANCE

A LAST LOOK

The very first luxury hotel to open in Wailea was The Intercontinental. Today it is called The Renaissance. In the very near future, this structure will be razed and replaced with high-rise, high-end luxury condos. Its time as a star has long passed and it is actually cheaper to start from scratch than to rehabilitate this aging structure.

I just wanted to share a few images.

The Entry
Leftside entry wall sculpture
Rightside entry wall sculpture
A traditional Hawai'ian outrigger canoe
The reverse view
Looking down from the entry level



BROMIDIC SERMONS

To avoid the banality of reflections of this week's shifts. Lets just say that I made money and leave it at that.


Even the drunks were boring and obnoxious and trite.

1100 Microsoft employees arrived last night, by bus, and started a week long stay at The Grand. Some sort of sales conference for their commercial products.


THE PICTURE GALLERY

West Mau'i Mountains
Kaho'olawe
Kamaole Beach Park
West Mau'i Mountains
The Pacific Ocean
isn't always placid

No Rain
No Rainbows
A walk on the beach

Haleakala Crater



Sunset





"Let's all be careful out there!"