Back left of the hut.

Right back of the hut- and yes, there's a throne in the back center.

Right back wall.

Another view of the hut's ceiling.

Looking back at the door to the back room, you can see into the hut through the door.

Another view of the doorway with the turtle shell in the foreground.

From here, I am not 100% sure which of these are from which room, but I wam fairly certain these from the back room near the back right corner.

This is the wonderful alcove on the left wall of the bacl room, makes for intimate seating.

The left(?) back corner of the back room.

Another of the area near the right(?) back corner in the back room- also a good look at one of the lamps up above.

The throne all the way in the right back corner.

Another with a little more of the tapa and the throne more centered.

From the center of the back room's right wall. Also dig those chairs- more of the original recycled into the mix.

The right front corner of the back room, the previous framed Tiki piece is just to the left of this.

Just to the left facing the doorway leading back to the main rooms, an excellent Honu shell!

And the fantastic tapa lamp just above the Honu shell- I believe this was from Al and Shelly?

A view of the doorway leading back into the main rooms. I loved the use of the vintage parasols to help tone the lighting down, they glow just like this.

I've lost track of where these two were. Judging from the ceiling, I *think* they were in the second room just outside the doorway to the back room.

A little closer.

This is a (not well centered) picture of some of the weapons on the left wall (facing the bar) in the second room. I *think* some of this was Basement Kahuna's work.

In the second room, with the bar just to the left of this- a picture of the ship's rigging and one of the numberous tall poles that are used to distinguish one room from another.

Same place, just closer to the floor.

One of the room dividers between the second room (to the left) and the bar area (on the right).

One of the many lamps in the second room.

Our hosts for the evening; John(left)- who was tended bar that evening, and Brad (right). I don't remember which drink he's preparing here, but John mixes an EXCELLENT Mai Tai.