The Rig Out in Hawaii

14.04.2014

A Hawaiian road at dusk, double yellow lines curving away between dark trees under power lines

Giving even Craig Doyle a run for his money in the holiday department, The Rig Out lads have been gallivanting around once again. So where was it this time? Butlins? Blackpool? Barrow-in-Furness? Nope, they only went to Hawaii for a high-class Our Legacy photoshoot.

Antony Crook took the photos and Glenn Kitson ‘tweeted’ about it. Here’s what Glenn had to say about the trip…

“We shot some of this in an active volcano and walked up to the smoking caldera to the edge of the lava. We weren’t supposed to be there, it was full of signs saying “DO NOT ENTER”. But we’re from Bolton okay?

The guy in the chair is called Charlie. He’s 70. Does Yoga every morning. Built his own house on the side of a mountain. Grows his own coffee and weed, and bakes the best bread ever.

We met some interesting characters, there’s an anti-authority vibe across the entire island and the place has a weird dark undercurrent.”

A lone wispy tree on a grassy Hawaiian shore scattered with black rocks, waves breaking under a grey sky

A telegraph pole with transformers and a web of power lines against a lilac evening sky with a small moon

Charlie in a grey sweatshirt and jeans, sat on a cream sofa in front of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves

Someone in a grey knit jumper turned away in dim blue evening light, warm light falling on a wall behind

Low sun over the sea from a dark pebble beach in Hawaii, a feathery tree overhanging and a wooded headland beyond

A model in a shiny silver hooded zip jacket over a white tee, against a hazy purple dusk sky

A small cafe lit up at night with a neon Open sign, three people sat at tables outside under the strip lights

A dark band of forest beneath thick grey fog filling most of the sky

An empty road with yellow and white markings disappearing into thick fog between low trees

Someone in a shiny silver jacket walking away across an empty car park at dusk, lamps lit and palm trees behind

White surf washing onto a black sand beach below a dark wooded headland under a grey sky

Photos by Antony Crook.

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