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That's good news,Moose’s is closed for covid. I ate there a couple months ago. Nice pub food indeed.
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That's good news,Moose’s is closed for covid. I ate there a couple months ago. Nice pub food indeed.
Hookipa.I was Austin was years. Got family there and In Frisco. Maui claims Kite surfing capital of the world.
Mooses is fine. But the real gem is downstairs, Fred's Mexican Cantina- show up a little before sunset, get yourself an outside table, order up some fishbowl-sized Margaritas, and watch the sun set over the Kam II beach.In the 90s, the Wife and I liked to hang out at Moose McGillycuddy's in Lahaina. I hear it's closed now.Also welcome aboard from Nevada, and Good Luck with your new truck.
In the 90s, the Wife and I liked to hang out at Moose McGillycuddy's in Lahaina. I hear it's closed now.Also welcome aboard from Nevada, and Good Luck with your new truck.
oh hell yeahI can do it in way less than that from Baldwin Beach Park in Paia town:View attachment 797357
When was that photo taken? “The cove” at Baldwin is my favorite spot.oh hell yeah
The last time the Wife and I were there was September 1998. I don't know if Fred's Cantina was there then?Mooses is fine. But the real gem is downstairs, Fred's Mexican Cantina- show up a little before sunset, get yourself an outside table, order up some fishbowl-sized Margaritas, and watch the sun set over the Kam II beach.
I dunno...September maybe?When was that photo taken?
The Cove is on the south side, in Kihei. Baldwin is on the north shore, about 10 minutes west of where we lived.“The cove” at Baldwin is my favorite spot.
The instruments are electric and show random readings until you turn on the ignition. Caged brakes only mean no parking brake. But you will want to uncage them prior to the ferry ride.Seems like they would be caged for towing or maybe air leak in brake system. The auction ad says they could not start the truck but the dash pictures show the oil pressure gauge at 40psi and both front/rear break pressures up at 120 or so(obviously running) Hoping I can pull the cage pin and they will work.
How sketchy/unsafe is it to drive with caged rear breaks, granted it would be empty and I would drive slow and leave an increased following distance etc. ? Just to get home.
...umm...because it doesn't run...This picture looks like the rear brakes are “caged”?
Am I correct?
Why would brakes get caged?
All my friends and I call Baldwin beach on the Paia emd the cove.I dunno...September maybe?
The Cove is on the south side, in Kihei. Baldwin is on the north shore, about 10 minutes west of where we lived.
Did you know that there are penguins on Maui?
In all the years we have lived in Maui, I have never heard anyone say that. The east end is known locally as "Lime Kiln":All my friends and I call Baldwin beach on the Paia emd the cove.
They caged the brakes because it doesn’t run?...umm...because it doesn't run...
yeah where the remnants of the lime facility is. I never heard it called that but I like that name better. I been here 10 years and I’m 49 years old. Maybe different generation call different things?In all the years we have lived in Maui, I have never heard that. The east end is known locally as "Lime Kiln"...
This does not look random to me.The instruments are electric and show random readings until you turn on the ignition. Caged brakes only mean no parking brake. But you will want to uncage them prior to the ferry ride.
The instruments are electric and show random readings until you turn on the ignition. Caged brakes only mean no parking brake. But you will want to uncage them prior to the ferry ride.
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I see what you mean now. I’ll go back to the corner now.This does not look random to me.
Oh man I remember that. It was like some kind of shantytown, burning man, homeless hippy community. Home to fights, drugs, alcohol and drama. No doubt there were at least 100 tents back there. Seemed to pop up out of nowhere all of the sudden.In all the years we have lived in Maui, I have never heard anyone say that. The east end is known locally as "Lime Kiln":
Moving day at homeless camp
PAIA — Police and park rangers cleared out the homeless encampment Tuesday at Baldwin Beach Park that they said had become one of the largest on island. Many people had already left before 10 a.m., which was the deadline the county had given when it posted a notice to vacate on May 2. The grove […]www.mauinews.com
Yes. Hope they are ok since the Hyatt has been closed for a month or so.I dunno...September maybe?
The Cove is on the south side, in Kihei. Baldwin is on the north shore, about 10 minutes west of where we lived.
Did you know that there are penguins on Maui?
Yeah- it happened when we pushed them off of the Kahului Breakwater over there by the United Federation of Harbor Frights.Oh man I remember that. It was like some kind of shantytown, burning man, homeless hippy community. Home to fights, drugs, alcohol and drama. No doubt there were at least 100 tents back there. Seemed to pop up out of nowhere all of the sudden.
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