SUNDAY TRAVEL
THE SEARCH FOR SIGNS OF
HAWAIIAN LIFE
IN THE UNIVERSE
Coolin’ off on the Mainland: Hawaiian style
The Yap family of Honolulu came across this shave ice stand flying a Hawaiian flag in Maryland. The Yap grandchildren flashed a shaka for a picture.
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Kayla Sawyer and John Paul Arcayna of Honolulu were at Storyland, an amusement park in Glen, N.H., when they found Hawaiian Shaved Ice.
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Ruth Bingham of Kaimuki was delighted to see this attraction in Nampa, Idaho, but said "they lied about the (location of Hawaii's finest) shave ice -- the arrow pointed east."
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Glenn Woo, third from left, found a Hawaiian Oasis selling shave ice at Notre Dame Stadium. He was attending a reunion of Notre Dame graduates from Hawaii.
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Joel Bradshaw of Honolulu was visiting his brother in Danville, Ky., when he ran across this abandoned Island Chill shack, boasting Hawaiian Shave-ice Flavors, in nearby Ward's Landing.
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Eric, Nicole and Kayla Sawyer of Honolulu found a Hawaiian Shave Ice stand at Animal Kingdom in York, Maine.
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Jeanine and Cliff Provencal, who winter in Hawaii and spend their summers in Kennebunkport, Maine, sent in this photo. A regular stop in York, Maine, is Hawaiian Jim's Shave Ice & Co. in York, Maine.
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Shirley Hasenyager of Kailua wondered how long Arctic Lemon Hawaiian Shaved Ice will continue to be sold in Gatlinburg, Tenn., as winter had set in and the roads were frozen.
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Marti Simpson of Naalehu, on the Big Island, spotted the Rainbow Shave Ice stand in Taos, N.M., which claimed to produce Hawaii's finest shave ice.
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"The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life in the Universe" is just that: We're looking for evidence of Hawaiiana everywhere but Hawaii. Send snapshots and a description to TSFSOHLITU, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 500 Ala Moana, Suite 7-210, Honolulu, HI 96813; or e-mail JPEGs or TIFFs to
HiLife@starbulletin.com.
