Anella, for someone who's never been to Lahaina town, can you paint a picture of the town

for me?

I mean, if I were to walk down Front Street, say, what would I see?

You could probably see the man on his bike with his current on his shoulder just riding

the long.

You would probably see an elder sitting on the side and just saying hello to everybody,

making time to talk story if you wanted to talk story.

You see people sitting under the tree, what we call Campbell Park, by the Piner Inn,

which is a nice shading area, it's not too far from the Banyan tree.

Or if you're under the Banyan tree, you see people sitting on the benches, either having

lunch or just taking pictures or just relaxing.

You see people walking down, having ice cream from David Lappers on the corner.

You'll see people going into the ABC store, my T-shirt, and little memorabilia, those

souvenirs.

You'll see people along the wall, what we call the wall, where there was no shop, it was

just the wall walkway.

Standing there, looking at the water, the abstract click in and out, taking pictures, looking

at all the doorbells, and just enjoying the ambiance of Front Street.

You know, walk down further, you see more restaurants, there's art galleries, there's

the famous Ullulani shape ice that people just draw to, the line was always long, because

on a hot day, having the shape ice was such a treat to cool you off.

And you know, just walking down and going into the stores and just seeing all the people

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