Built by Porter in 1943, the well traveled Anaka pulls the "Sugar Cane Train" north from Lahaina to Kaanapali with the island of Lanai in the background.
The LK&P prepares to take another load of tourist on an island excursion.
Mele Kalikimaka
Lahaina, Kaanapali & Pacific's "Anaka" finishes it's day pulling the sugar cain train and takes some water in the yard.
Lahaina, Kaanapali & Pacific's "Anaka" completes it's final journey for the day before heading back to the yards.
Crossing the largest trestle on the LK&P RR --- 325-ft. long.
Lahaina, Kaanapali & Pacific 2-4-0 "Anaka" turns on the wye at Pu'ukoli to return on its 6-mile run to Lahaina on Maui Island of Hawaii Nov. 19, 2012. What remains of the former 3-ft. gauge sugar ... (more)
Steaming along, the Sugar Cane Train heads towards Puukolii Station in late afternoon.
Engine number 5 is on display at the front of Lahaina station, right beside the road as to attract tourists to this amazing line.
The narrow gauge Lahaina Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad, otherwise known as the "Sugar Cane Train", is shown here departing the Puukolii Station. I asked the conductor of the train why a company s... (more)
