Last night we met up at Indigos at 8pm then moved over to Bar 35 where Richard, a photographer from the Star Bulletin was waiting for us. We need some photos for our presskit and he had agreed to take them. After taking a ton of photos in the back lounge of the bar, we headed outside to take some photos near Mark's Garage. As soon as we got out the door and onto the street, the storm clouds moved over the Koolaus and hit us hard. Seeking some shelter till the rain let up, we headed into Smith's Union bar. We soon learned from the bartender, that we were in the oldest bar in Hawaii. After a friendly chat, he ended up buying us a round of shots and we finished up the night drinking 2 dollar beers while "La Isla Bonita" played out on the jukebox. It was surreal. Thanks again for taking photos Richard! I can't wait to see them!
Friday, March 03, 2006
The Oldest Bar in Hawaii
Last night we met up at Indigos at 8pm then moved over to Bar 35 where Richard, a photographer from the Star Bulletin was waiting for us. We need some photos for our presskit and he had agreed to take them. After taking a ton of photos in the back lounge of the bar, we headed outside to take some photos near Mark's Garage. As soon as we got out the door and onto the street, the storm clouds moved over the Koolaus and hit us hard. Seeking some shelter till the rain let up, we headed into Smith's Union bar. We soon learned from the bartender, that we were in the oldest bar in Hawaii. After a friendly chat, he ended up buying us a round of shots and we finished up the night drinking 2 dollar beers while "La Isla Bonita" played out on the jukebox. It was surreal. Thanks again for taking photos Richard! I can't wait to see them!
