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05/17/2022

Miss you all!

02/15/2013

Hau'oli La Ipo!

02/11/2013

While winter storm “Nemo” has been causing chaos back east, Winslow also received a little snow. Depending on who you talk to, we received somewhere between 4 and 6 inches. It was enough to make the roads slippery but thankfully it has not caused too much trouble and we are very thankful for any moisture that we receive in the high desert. This morning I took a walk around La Posada and snapped a few images our the grounds dressed in snow.

02/07/2013

Hey, Did You Know?
Hawaiian Fishing Methods
Noose Shark hunting
Many types of sharks swim in Hawaii's waters. Hawaiians revered some as embodiments of ancestral spirits or `aumakua. They fed and cared for these sharks and spun tales of their protective powers.

Other sharks were hunted to be eaten, caught by hook, net, or noose. To noose a shark, the animals were first tamed by several days of feeding. Fishermen threw bait from a canoe in relatively shallow water, usually baked meat wrapped in ti leaves as well as pounded `awa mixed with water that was lowered into the ocean in gourd vessels. The feeding routine was repeated for three or four days until the sharks met the fishermen regularly and came in close to their boats. Finally, satiated with the food and slightly stupefied by the `awa, the fishermen could slip a noose over the shark's head. The shark was then dragged to shore where it was stranded and killed.

"To the native son, the shark was a horse to be bridled, its fin serving as the pommel of a Mexican saddle. I have seen men skilled in herding sharks riding a shark like a horse, turning the shark to this side and that until carried to shore, where the shark died."
-Kamakau

(mahalo to Hawaiihistory.org for the info & Star Advertiser for the pic.)

02/06/2013

One of our favorite views is from Hanalei Valley Lookout on Kauai. What's yours?

01/02/2013

HAUOLI MAKAHIKI HOLA !

10/02/2012
09/29/2012

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Bearizona Wildlife Park allows visitors to drive into "the wilderness" and witness herd and pack life from the safety and comfort of a private vehicle.

09/10/2012

Hau`oli Lā Hānau Barry Williams our wonderful CHEF & FRIEND!

08/19/2012

Cooking for nearly 1,000 each week! We have missed our NW MO friends, hope to see some of you at the mouth of the Grand Canyon! Come visit us and enjoy our new setting.

07/31/2012

Bear's expertise has been sought after far & wide. Bear has taken a consulting position in Arizona for a minimum of 3 months.

The Cameron area has been SO WONDERFUL in supporting us during our time here. ALOHA & MAHALO

keep following for updates on our bottled sauces, and come visit us in "Old Towne Williams Arizona" Gateway to the Grand Canyon!

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1009 W Leonard Avenue
Winslow, AZ
84047

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