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Magnum P.I. Estate -- Zeus, Apollo: Patrol !

Visiting "Robins Nest" in Waimanalo, 30 Sep. and 2 Oct. 2002.
Safest way to walk to the Estate is at low tide. Unfortunately in October 2002 low tide was in the evening, thus the images of the estate's waterfront were made in low light. They lack the vibrancy provided by sunlight.
See also: Flight over Waimanalo

1. Drive to Waimanalo.
The estate is located on the Kalaniana'ole Highway (Road 72) in Waimanalo, HI 96795. This will always be a special address for all aficionados of Magnum P.I. To get there from Honolulu just drive counterclockwise along the shoreline. Highway H1 becomes eventually the Road 72. Behind Koko Head and Koko Crater, the road leads uphill across Makapu'u Head. From there opens up a magnificent view of Waimanalo Bay (images 23-02..23-04.) We saw this vicinity so often in the Magnum episodes...

2. Island Hoppers (in real life: Makai Research Pier)
Pier is located opposite of the Manana and Kaohikaipu Islands. It's the first stop.

3. Finding Robin's Nest. (in real life: Anderson Estate)
The Estate an be easily recognized by the solitary tree on the opposite side of the road (image 23-10.) You may stop and walk along the wall, but the view of the grounds is protected by screens and dense foliage.

4. Walk along Mr. Masters Tidal Pool.
Three houses further is a public beach with a parking lot. From there you may walk along the beach to the Estate. Observe the tides! You must walk through water in front of sea walls. You might find yourself trapped by swells pounding against the walls! If in doubt: don't walk (image 20-36).

I hope that this guide will help you in finding Robin's Nest. Time, and unfortunately also as it seems some visitors, have a negative impact on the condition of the Estate. Compare these images to the Estate in Jan. 2006 .
Have a great vacation on Oahu!

23-03 View from Makapu'u Lookout	23-02 Makapu'u Lookout view at Manana and Kaohikaipu Islands	23-04 Makapu Peninsula, Moku Lua and Moku Manu Islands	23-05 Manana Island closeup	20-31 Waimanalo Bay and Makai Pier
23-07 Makai Pier detail (T.C. Island Hoppers)	20-32 Makai Pier entry (T.C. Island Hoppers)	23-10 Tree across highway by the Estate	23-11 Entrance to "Robin's Nest"	20-34 Trying to get a look at the grounds
23-12 Screens above the wall	23-13 A rare look at the main house	23-14 Dense foliage close to the entrance	23-15 Waimanalo Beach, access to the Estate	20-35 Waterfront access to the Estate
20-36 Giving up! Tide too high	35-13 Another day, another try	35-14 Hawaiian Canoe, Waimanalo Beach	35-15 Walking toward Robins Nest	35-17 From here walk through water
35-16 Sunset over Waimanalo	35-18 Estate tidal pool appears	35-19 A memento	35-20 "Mr. Masters Tidal Pool"	35-22 A dramatic sunset setting
35-21 Robins Nest	35-23 Guest House, Magnum's home	36-01 A mandatory shot for the scrap book	36-02 A mandatory shot for the scrap book	36-05 Rear side of the Estate
36-06 Look toward Main House	36-07 Protecting privacy	36-08 Picturesque setting	36-09 A rare peek at the grounds	36-10 Zeus! Apollo! Patrol!
36-11 Main Beach Entrance	36-20 Foliage protects privacy	36-19 This is all you can see!	36-12 "Careful Coconuts"!!	36-13 View from across Main House
36-14 Sea Wall at the Main House	36-15 At the end of the grounds	36-18 The next property	36-16 View from the edge of the Tidal Pool	36-17 A Detail of the Estate
36-21 Look across Tidal Pool	37-04 Terrace and Upper Floor	37-07 They paddle home	37-08 We walk back as well..	37-09 Time for a dinner

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Johnny		11-Jul-2008 16:29
Last March we finally made it to Robin's Nest and even though the estate looked pretty beat up it was still awesome to be there. We came across a beach bum barb-e-quing at the entrance from the back of the estate to the tidal pool where Thomas works the lock. The beach is beautiful and when you look at the estate you get over the flaws and lack of up keep and can almost feel you are an extra on your favorite episodes. Highly recommended trip for all Magnum PI fanatics. Aloha

Dave		10-Jul-2008 10:50
Hawaii Five 0 season three disc five and episode called "The Gunrunner". The estate was used again.

Dave		29-Jun-2008 11:57
Hawaii Five-0 season three disc one episode called "The Second Shot" the estate was used again. You will notice no tennis court in this episode.

TMfan		23-May-2008 18:28
Eve Anderson is on Youtube.She is related to the richest woman in hawaii.

Jared		05-May-2008 00:00
We spent a few hours on the beach by the tidal pool and our 21 month old daughter loved it there because of the calm water that she could play in. It was pretty neat to swim there and to check out the rear view of the estate. It is funny that Hollywood picked that location and turned it into "the Estate." That won't dampen my enthusiasm for watching old episodes though.

Lisa		25-Apr-2008 01:35
I was in Oahu two weeks ago and one of the highlights was visiting "robin's nest". The beach and tidal pool are gorgeous. I had my photo taken on the beach and at the front gate. Back at home, I have started watching all the episodes on DVD from season one (what's with the cheesy opening theme music in season one?). I was delighted to see the very first scene in the series feature Magnum emerging from the tidal pool, onto the beach and sneaking around the back wall...where I had just been. Lots of fun! Thanks so much for this site, I used the directions and found everything easily!

MONTY		24-Apr-2008 18:51
Hello Fans, I'm a huge fan of Magnum PI, I've started to buy the episodes on dvd. But I couuld not understand something so beautiful like robins nest to be run down so much....Is there anybody living there? You think for such a popular show someone would keep it up, it's such a shame.......

Dave		21-Apr-2008 12:19
Yes I will never understand why Mrs Anderson won't allow any walking tours of the grounds. She could almost ask any price, limit the amount of people in at anytime. I am not planning to return to Hawaii until 2010 but if she opened the grounds up today I would be booking today. She can open the grounds up once or twice a week to see how it would work out. I am sure the State tourist buearu would help her out to organize it. She has a money maker there as hundreds of Magnum Fans would come as would other none Magnum Fans. If she opened it they would come.

Christine		16-Apr-2008 03:16
My husband and I just came back from Oahu. One of the highlights of my trip was finding Robin's nest. I found it so easily with the directions posted here! The estate does look a little run down, but it brought back such great memories of a great series. Thanks so much for posting the directions! I think it would be great to have an actual tour of the grounds!

Zeus73		12-Apr-2008 12:01
Thank you for these wonderful pictures!!! I love Hawaii and the serie Magnum P.I. and I see that I'm not the only one even if it's more than 20 years old....

Darla		10-Apr-2008 17:42
Just read in today's Winnipeg Free Press, that the part of Magnum has been offered to Matthew McConaghey. Matthew as Thomas Magnum? (I don't think so!!!!!)

Brian		31-Mar-2008 02:08
I am going to Honolulu in Oct 2008 for a week on business and have already told my boss that I will be making a side trip to Robin's Nest. Thank you for all of the wonderful photos of the estate and for putting them on this website.

Greg		10-Mar-2008 23:21
I really enjoy your website dedicated to fans of Magnum P.I. I really enjoy the information about the show that I was otherwise unaware of. I just completed watching the FINAL season of Magnum P.I. and just get teary eyed when I watch the FINAL episode: Resolutions. I am planning another trip to Oahu, Hawaii sometime early fall of 2008 so I intend to see the "estate" and filming locations used in the show. I will be using the information in this website to find the filming locations such as T.C.'s heliport and the King Kamahehameha club. THanks again for a great website.

max		28-Feb-2008 15:56
le coordinate su google earth, per trovare il nido di robin le sapete?

rein		28-Feb-2008 11:44
Are anybody living there, inside the house, now. I tell you because in my fantasy, when I win the lottery, I will buy the house, just for my holidays. And Maybe I will build a museum of Magnum sure will be succesful! Thanks for your page, are great! Rein, from Barcelona, ( CATALONIA )

pj		18-Feb-2008 16:29
Grazie a tutti per le foto , sono davvero stupende, spero un giorno di poter vedere quei posti di persona...........ciao a tutti magnum f.e.

Joy		22-Jan-2008 21:48
Went to see "Robin's Nest" and "Island Hoppers" yesterday! As everyone else has stated... couldn't see much... just the tidal pool and a tiny view of the guest house. Oh well, it was still pretty cool! The East coast is my favorite anyway. We watched the sun come up over waimanalo beach and then went down to the "estate". Since we moved here to Hawaii I have become quite the magnum fan... it's more fun than it was when i was a kid! Thanks for the info!

tom in N.H.		22-Jan-2008 21:26
I hope to visit the estate someday,Growing up watching Magnum P.I. i'm really glad to have stumbled onto this site i enjoy ready all about everyone's adventures to the estate.I'm now watching season 1 to season 7 just waiting for season 8.And as far as a movie being made of Magnum P.I. i don't think i'll watch it if it isn't Tom Selleck playing lead. Thanks Again, Tom in N.H.

john		18-Jan-2008 11:47
I was watching the Sleuth Channel the other day and stumbled upon a movie with Tom Selleck and James Whitmore Jr (Baa Baa Black Sheep, The Rockford Files (as was Tom Selleck)). Whitmore played Nuzo and Billy Joe Bob in 3 separate episodes of Magnum, P.I. I found it very interesting as the two actors seemed to have an equal role in the film although it was very Magnum, P.I. like. In the movie Selleck wore his graduation ring form the Military Academy/West Point (ARMY). Of course in Magnum, Tom has the team ring and is a graduate of Annapolis/Naval Academy but didn't wear his Naval graduation ring in Magnum, P.I. Try as I might I couldn't get the name of the film but would guess it was made before Magnum, P.I. as both actors looked younger. (I love 5-0 too Dave). Regards, John

Dave		24-Dec-2007 19:25
Hawaii 5-0 second season disc two episode "Sweet Terror" Anderson Estate and some very good shots of it plus some interesting angles which were never in Magnum. Enjoy.

David		13-Dec-2007 00:09
Hi Thomas from Germany Yes I can relate to being at Robin Master's estate too this past year . Wasn't that cool to be there . I would have loved to have talked to Mrs. Anderson if I could . The one thing I remember walking through the waves coming in , was that the water was so warm and so green . The lakes back here in Saskatchewan are just a little bit colder . Much colder . I want to go back there some day , and I will . Merry Christmas all . David

Darla99		12-Dec-2007 02:01
Any news on whether the Magnum movie is in production yet? I'm still hoping that it isn't and that Tom, Larry, Roger and John reprise their roles one last time!!!! I still think the movie would be a HUGE hit.

Thomas, Germany		10-Dec-2007 01:51
Hi There, during my one week stay at Oahu I took the opportunity on September 26th, 2007 to have a look `round the Anderson estate. I took a walk on the beach on the tidal pool and I have seen most of the famous places through the fence. I took a nap under the palm trees and I enjoyed it very much because I remebered the time when I was a boy in the eighties and watching Magnum PI in TV. After one hour I had to say goodbye knowing this was the first and the last time in may life I visited this lovely place... Now I am back home and I watch from time to time Magnums adventures on DVD with a smile, because I was there. Greetings to all Magnum PI fans in the world! Cheers Thomas from Germany

john		08-Dec-2007 01:46
Considering this show and all its wonderful themes I must add a note to pay homage for all those who passed and suffered on December 7th, 1941 during the dastardly attack on Pearl Harbor which bought the US into WW2. A day that will live in infamy for eternity. I also want to add a note for my deceased father who was an original member of the USS Wisconsin BB-64 (Battleship). The Wisconsin left Virginia and traveled to the West Coast through the Panama Canal, which my father told me, he can almost see the jungle growing right before his eyes while he passed through the canal with the rest of the crew on board. The Wisconsin then made its way to Pearl Harbor to run through some pre battle exercises before her final destinations of the Philippines and Japan. The Wisconsin was launched on December 7th, 1943, exactly 2 years after the attack on Pearl and its keel was laid on January 25th-my birthday. My father adored the NAVY. Tom Selleck also has had some ties with the NAVY. Hand Salute-Ready 2.

james		05-Dec-2007 16:34
Thanks for the info, we were there on November 17th, 2007. We had a blast swimming in the tidal pool out behind the estate. The locals were there having a picnic. Condition of the estate was rough. I hate to see it in such need of repairs. If anyone would be interested I took probably 30-40 pictures between the estate and the main house. I would love to seen it inside the grounds, and feel certain that they could probably pay for renovations easily if they were to open it up even if it was one day a week. James

john		26-Nov-2007 03:48
Hey Bob, I say, that's pretty interesting that the surf was way to big on your visit. I remember in "Ki'is Don't Lie", (with the beautiful Morgan fairchild), when A.J. Simon intruded on the beach pretending to go surfing he was chased away by Magnum and T.C. as they both told A.J. "There is no surf". Haha tough guys. (A.J. Simon---A.J. Cooper). In fact anytime you look at the tidal pool there is no big surf. Although you can hear from a distance in the front of the estate the surf in the background. Hope you had fun. Mahalo John

Bob		21-Nov-2007 17:38
I was on Oahu a few weeks ago. Sadly, I forgot to hit the website for detailed directions to the house. I did go to the right place but when I got to the access beach on the main road, the waves were WAY to big to walk.

john		14-Nov-2007 22:42
Thanks very much David for your kind words. And yes thanks very much to the creator of this site, Thomas. Thomas Magnum is truly someone to appreciate as well as his buddies. Mahalo, John

David from sask.		12-Nov-2007 22:45
Hi John When I was at Pearl Harbor , you go to a museum with a movie theater , then another theater with a hugh screen . The sound is loud and makes it feel is if you are there when Pearl Harbor was being bombed . There is a gentleman on the film talking about what is was like . He still has tears in his eyes . By the time you take the boat ride out to the Arizona , you really feel for soldiers . Yes I seen the oil that still comes up to the surface . I did not know that they are called black tears . Thanks for telling me that . Magnim PI show did a very good job describing Hawaii and Pearl Harbor . This weekend being rememberance day in Canada and Veterans day in the US , I would like to pay tribute to all service men and women . Thank you for our freedom we enjoy today . Also I would like to thank Thomas on the Islands for this web site for all of us Magnum PI fans . This show will always be in our memories always . David Lendzyk

john		11-Nov-2007 01:44
Hello David, At the Memorial of the Battleship USS Arizona in Pearl, the oil droplets that rise to the surface there are known as "black tears". 65 years later and the ship is still releasing oil. Thanks for mentioning bringing back feelings as it does for me everytimne I watch "Magnum, P.I." as many of the shows have something to do with the NAVY, ARMY or Marines and also shows about the Far East as even the second title or show whas called "China Doll". These feelings I get are easy to relate with as I was in the Far East with the NAVY for not quite 4 years then did many years with an Aviation Unit "on the mainland". Mahalo, John

David in Sask.		07-Nov-2007 04:40
Is it true that the two dogs ( lads ) belonged to Mrs. Anderson ? I was watching one of the shows from season 3 . It was about a lady trying to put her deceased father's ashes over the sunken ship Arizona at Pearl Harbor . Since I visited Pearl Harbor , for me to watch the show now sure brings back the feelings I had when I was there earlier this year . To be at a major site of world history really is something to feel and experince .

john		03-Nov-2007 02:53
Well there was no Larry and Roger on "Las Vegas" tonight. That Danny is pretty disrespectful to "Cooper" though. But then again maybe it's because Cooper likes to have a beer. Some things never change...so did Magnum. Cooper's diggs are a step up from Magnum's I think, not including the tidal pool, although the estate was paradise. Mahalo

Thomas on Islands		03-Nov-2007 02:22
Hi Phil: thanks for naming the Five-O episode featuring the estate! Before Marco's web page with Magnum Memorabilia corner went dark, we had these details at our disposal. As far I recall, the Estate appeared in 3 different episodes of Five-O. Maybe we should ask David Romas in the newsgroup to be sure! Thanks for stopping by and for the piece of trivia! Thomas

Phil		02-Nov-2007 09:52
Very suprised to see the estate featured in an episode of Hawaii Five-O from season 2 - filmed in 1969! The episode is entitled "Forty Feet High and It Kills" and is on the first disc of the recent DVD release. The estate looks very nice and must be quite new, although I couldn't spot the guest house in an overhead shot, perhaps it was built after 1969. Otherwise everything looks just about as it did for Magnum a dozen years later. Check it out!

Juan		31-Oct-2007 03:04
Someone mention that the last 2 seasons weren't as good as the previous ones,,well with season 7 out episode 7 disc 2,,,Higgins vs Magnum in an all out war,,,,haaaaa just great!

john		31-Oct-2007 00:04
Hey All, Yes I must say it was great to see the crew on "Las Vegas". Although I must say that Roger and Larry appear to have changed physically. It was interesting as to who they were in the show and they had their same names. Roger was an aviation tycoon and Larry was in the food business. (That is quite a coin collection that "Cooper" has). Regards, John

Thomas on Islands		29-Oct-2007 18:48
Hi Darla, yes, it was fascinating to see them all reunited, even if I am not found of Las Vegas as such. I think that especially for Roger Mosley this is a fantastic opportunity to act with a great exposure. IMDB showed him last acting 2003 in one episode of District. Similarly, last role of Larry Manetti was in Hallmark production Back to You and Me, 2005. Its so nice that Tom Selleck thinks of his long time acting fellows from Magnum times, and they clearly keep door open for John Hillerman! Lets hope to see them all 4 together, reunited for one more time! Thanks for your note, Thomas

darla		28-Oct-2007 20:27
It was exciting watching Roger Mosley and Larry Manetti on Tom Selleck's new show Las Vegas. It brings back old memories of Magnum. They even mentioned a British friend who couldn't make it for their poker game. (I guess John Hillerman couldn't make it).

Scott		28-Oct-2007 14:43
The estate owner is Eve G. Anderson, or at least a trust setup in her name. The address of the property is 41-505 KALANIANAOLE HWY. The Honolulu county tax assessor values the property just under $6.5M. for property tax purposes. The property taxes for 2007 were $20,924. The mailing address for the trust is P O BOX 25550 HONOLULU HI 96825. All this information is public record at the Honolulu tax assessor's office.

Rebecca I. Souza		25-Oct-2007 17:59
Thomas, thanks for this nice website. Do you know, if Mrs. Anderson is planning to sell her estate? What would be the asking price? Have you met Mrs. Anderson in person? I have not met her, but from what I have been able to read here, if she participates in different charities, she has to be a wonderful person with a very good heart. Thanks. All I dream when I watch the Magnum series with my husband is, if someday we could own this beautiful estate, and I even imagine us already there.

John N		13-Oct-2007 14:18
Aloha: My wife and I just got back from Hawaii the other day and had a great time. You need to check the tide chart in The Honolulu Advertiser and do the math if you want to go to the estate at low tide. We where there at 7am on Monday. I have to say that being a fan of Magnum PI and watching the show back in the 80's and know that it is on dvd, swimming in the tidal pool and sitting on the rock was a fantastic experience. All beaches in Hawaii are public beaches, but this one is special to all Tom Selleck fans and should be respected as such as well as to Mrs Anderson who owns the estate. She is very well respected for all the charity work that she has done ove all the years in Hawaii. The estate is run down and rumor has it that it wll be a part of the plot in the Magnum Pi movie that Robin Masters has lost all his money and askes Magnum for his help to get it back. Mrs Anderson has put a time limit on having the estate fixed up pending the movie being shot but will not wait much longer. To all Magnum Pi fans....Aloha

JOHN N		13-Oct-2007 12:58
Aloha: I just got back the other day from Honolulu. Went up to the Anderson Estate on Mondy morning at 7am. Need to check the tide charts in the Honolulu Advertiser and do the math if you want to visit there at low tide during the day. I have to admit that being there and swimming in the tide pool and sitting on the rock was unforgetable. Being a fan of Magnum Pi and watching the show back in the 80's and know that it is on dvd and being there was great. All beaches in Hawaii are public beaches but it is important to respect this one especially. The grounds are run down and the talk is that that will be part of the plot for the Magnum movie that Robin has lost all his money and asks Magnum for his help. Mrs Anderson has put a time table on this because she wants to have the estate fixed up. She is a wonderful lady and is very well respected for all the charity work that she has done over the years. So if you go there, please respect that, and have a great time ...Aloha

john		12-Oct-2007 00:25
Here's to Tom Selleck and his new role on the TV show "Las Vegas" playing the part of "A.J. Cooper". Way to go Tom.

john		22-Sep-2007 23:35
I was watching "Foiled Again" and I found it quite amusing that in the beginning at the fencing competition everyone is dressed in at least casual attire, yet there is Magnum the only one to be in a tank top and shorts. The romantic interest of Higgins in this episode would actually be a romantic "interest" of Magnums in an earlier show. This would not be the first time that Magnum and Higgins would be "involved" with the same lady, either in the same story or 2 seperate stories.

john		20-Sep-2007 02:13
Tom Selleck was recently at the 2007 Emmy's...He was nominated for his character as Jesse Stone. Such the gentleman, he had a lady on each arm. Time(.com), just came out with a list of the 100 Best TV shows of all time. Unfortunately "Magnum, P.I." was not on it and I find this to be a complete contradiction to the recent Sleuth channel's Top 25 Sleuths of all time from Movies, Films and TV as "Magnum, P.I." is at the very top, first place of that list for 2007 above "Moonlighting" which was just on this recent Time's list of best 100 TV shows.

john		18-Sep-2007 00:16
Footnote on "Did You See the Sunrise?" Part II...Higgins refers to the dogs as the "lads", interesting enough, Higgins also refers to the men he served with in the Military as the "lads". T.C. most have gotten this promotion to Lieutenant in the Marine reserves of which he is a member of. He would even ask Magnum to join the reserves.

john		17-Sep-2007 00:24
I was watching "Did You See the Sunrise" (Part II), and I found it interesting that while Maggie is talking to Buck Greene in Buck's office she refers to T.C. as Warrant Officer but later as T.C. is headed to the airfield to "grab" a loach, the guard at the airfield would address T.C. as Lieutenant. I found this strange as he was a Warrant officer on active duty in the Marines. Most Warrants are Warrants because they fly more than that of the full range of officer ranks above them. In fact Aviation Warrants only real job is that of an Aviator rather than regular officers who have collateral duties. Aviation Lieutenants do receive more pay though. You have to love those dogs, Zeus and Apollo. When Magnum leaves Higgins in the middle of Higgin's story in the Nest, Higgins continues with his story to his "lads", Zeus and Apollo. I thought it was quite bold that the script would have Ivan use epithets on T.C while they were in the Jungle. You can tell by Magnum's demeanor, at the end, that he did not all together cherish what he did at the very end of this episode.

David		16-Sep-2007 02:44
I would just like to thank Thomas on the islands for this wonderful web site and all the beautiful pictures on all three Magnum sites . I have also looked at many of the other sites with pictures on the other Hawaiian islands . They are very nice and bring back many memories of my trip to see Robin's Nest . Walking along the beach was very nice . I would like to ask everyone one question . What is your favorite episode of Magnum P I ?

john		13-Sep-2007 00:45
I was watching "Did You See the Sunrise?" and found it curious and perhaps a litte backwards in the beginning as Magnum is about to jump into the water with his surf ski off T.C.'s helicopter (I flew in the same one, only the ARMY version as a member of the ARMY National Guard), that the rear strap had been released first and not the forward strap that were attaching the surf ski to the helo skids. The rear strap would be very difficult to release, especially unstrapping it first, as it was located to the rear of the passenger door on the chopper. When Magnum, Julie and Mac are in that Hawaiian restaurant, the woman to Mac's left as they are sitting down is Mac's mother in real life. I was sorry to see Mac go so early in the series as I enjoyed the relationship Mac had with the rest of the crew, especially Magnum. When Magnum winds up back at the Nest after Mac's death and he meets Higgins on the beach, you can see the true affection and concern Higgins has for Magnum as Magnum tells Higggins the Ferrari was totaled and Higgins does not even flinch or bat an eye. It happened again...when Higgins is consoling Magnum about Mac's death and then asks Magnum who would want to kill Magnum, T.C. walks into the room. How, by God, did T.C. get inside.

Dave		08-Sep-2007 13:20
Yes its free as "ALL" beaches in Hawaii are. Enjoy yourself as my friend and his wife sure did when we were there in Dec 06.

Gavin		04-Sep-2007 05:25
Can anyone confirm whether or not the Estate's beach and tidal pool are public property? I mean, can I actually take a swim in the tidal pool and not fear getting busted for trespassing? Thanks!

john		02-Sep-2007 02:10
I was watching "Texas Lightning" and came upon some interesting points. If you notice in the very beginning when the "terrorist" is shot on the escalator, the man directly behind the victim on the escalator in that quick shot of the victim being hit by the bullet, oddly has a striking resemblence to Magnum, cap and all. In the scene where Magnum shows up at the card game with T.C., Rick and Jeannie, T. C. is wearing a BDU soft cap with the NAVY SEAL Trident patch on the front. I find this to be an act of friendship on Magnum's part as T.C. was a Marine and not in the NAVY. Magnum must have given the soft cap to T.C. I wonder if Magnum gave the soft cap to T.C. while there were in Nam or afterwards. During Magnum's escape off the yacht with Jeannie, in the scene where the dinghy is in the ocean, those close ups of the dinghy show the ocean to be like glass, while the distant shots are more realistic. They must have shot the close ups in a pool.

john		29-Aug-2007 12:27
So, I was watching "Italian Ice" and noticed a couple of items. After the rescue of Katrina when Katrina sits down with Higgins at the Nest she begins to reflect on the talents of Higgins, one of which is chess playing. She would say that she remembers sitting right here in the living room and watching Higgins giving Robin and her father a thrashing. This statement alone should clear up any ambiguity if Higgins is in fact Robin Masters (not to mention the helicopter pick up of Masters during "J. Digger Doyle"). Higgins would then go inside and proceed to gather Katrina's "double" breakfast. When Magnum comes out to get in the Ferrari and head into Honolulu, after turning down Katrina's advances, if you notice he has his hat on when he drives out the nest like he usually does. When they cut to the next scene of the Ferrari coming around the bend the driver has no hat on and it doesn't even look like Magnum. Sure enough when he parks his car to meet with Margo (Mimi Rogers), his hat is on as he is driving before he parks. During the balcony scene after the scuffle, Magnum has fell to the ground you can see Magnum's foot and he has no socks on. That wouldn't be the first time he goes on missions "sockless". Pretty cool. At the very end of the episode, when Magnum is tucking the answer sheet back for the cross word puzzle in his jacket pocket they end with the camera focused on Margo rather than Magnum. I found that to be interesting as Magnum is the Star of the show. Quite possibly it has something to do with the fact that Mimi Rogers and Tom Selleck were in fact romantically involved for some time. (See also Jacqueline Ray in "J. Digger Doyle"). Mimi was also married to Tom Cruise from 1987-1990 as she is 6 years Curise's senior. Mimi also introduced Cruise to Scientology.

john		27-Aug-2007 22:52
Oh Thomas on THE Islands...It is actually 162 episodes, 154 Stories/Titles and 8 of those 154 are two part Stories for a total of 162 episodes. I am still wondering what islands you are referring to when you reference your name. For me I wish there were 300 episodes in total. As far as me putting a message for every story, I don't know about every story, possibly, if I am interested enough and would care to share some details about my favorite show. Regarding me taking a swim in the Tidal Pool, I can tell you from experience that it will be just as soothing and invigorating as the swims I have taken while in the NAVY, in the Philippines, in Thailand and in Australia. Oh yes, I am on one of the islands right now too. Mahalo.

Thomas on Islands		27-Aug-2007 05:10
John, we have 154 episodes in total. Do you really plan to post here a message to every each of them? Maybe you should go for a swim in the Tidal Pool, right there in Waimanalo, and tell us about how does it feel! Thomas

john		27-Aug-2007 03:47
I was watching "Computer Date" and it happened again. Just like the beginning of "The Black Orchid", Magnum is chatting with Higgins in the guest house, during the beginning of the episode among other things about Higgins and Higgins trying to get in shape for a visit by his once fiancee. All of a sudden there is a horn blowing for Magunm, it is Magnum's limo. Who, by God, let the Limo in this time.

john		25-Aug-2007 05:53
Another note on "The Sixth Position", towards the very end as Magnum picks up the distraught Kendall (Andrea), and begins to carry her off the stage, if you notice her stocking exposure is uneven, the right leg's stocking is knee high. When they cut to the next shot as Magnum is approaching the exit/entrance door to the hall, the stockings are even, both knee high. I was watching "Ghost Writer", and noticed when TC approaches the bar in the beginning he salutes a very beautiful girl at a side bar...I'm wondering why she didn't get any lines. During the dinner with Harold, Harold asks Magnum to make a blessing and found it very humble and noble that Magnum would say "Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the Earth" - tuly Magnum. During the scene in the guest house, they give a shot of Magnum washing dishes and they show the sink, that has to be the smallest sink I have ever seen. Magnum's subsequent conversation with his client and his reference to asking himself questions about his service in the NAVY and his still asking himself questions maybe a hint as to what would ultimately happen in the very last story, "Resolutions", where Magnum does indeed get reinstated in the NAVY.

john		24-Aug-2007 05:56
I was watching "The Sixth Position", with the beautiful native New Yorker Andrea Marcovicci, and found an interesting moment during the episode. I found it funny or rather curious that when Magnum is released from jail, he walks to the desk in the police station house to collect his personnal belongings. When Magnum pulls his wallet out of the bag, Magnum opens his wallet up to check for his money to make sure it is there.

john		20-Aug-2007 08:20
I was watching "The Last Page". about Magnum doing a favor for a buddy Vet from Vietnam. I found it interesting that during the scene in the beginning of the episode in the cemetary, the buddy would mention a Friendly Fire incident in Nam. Friendly Fire was common in Nam and it would be the advent of a term called Fragging which is intentional Friendly Fire. Fragging is considered murder. I write this because now I think of Pat Tillman (former NFL Arizona Cardinal), as well.

john		17-Aug-2007 01:11
I was watching "The Woman on the Beach" the other day and found it odd that, towards the beginning of the show, when Magnum is heading out the driveway, Rick pulls in the driveway and starts a conversation with Magnum as they are in their cars. If you notice the shots facing Magnum and the shots behind Magnum show different head angles shown by Magnum. Towards the end of the dialogue Magnum seems to looking straight at Rick rather than having his head turned.

guest marge		16-Aug-2007 20:15
Glad to have found this site. I had wondered if the house was owned by studios because I saw it in a Hawaii 5-O episode. Perhaps during that time someone other than Mrs. Anderson owned it? Does anybody know about that? As much as I like Magnum P.I., i'm afraid one can see a "lack of desire" in the last year or so of the show. A remake with the originals would be good as long as they didn't put alot of "flashbacks" in. Perhaps its time for a new show in Hawaii. Hope they keep it as upbeat as Magnum was. My children noticed the first year or so had different music. I told them to listen to it and what did it sound like? The 70s mystery/detective shows. So I told them they had to develop a new sound for the 80s. Also, as the show was developed, there where more complex plots/scripts and not so much "babe" stuff. I appreciated that. I think Tom Selleck can handle "thicker" plots than he is usually given.

john		11-Aug-2007 23:20
I was watching "The Black Orchid" the other day and I found it curious that as Higgins and Magnum standing outside are examining the Black Orchid in the box in the beginning of the show delivered to the Nest, that a Rolls Royce would soon make its way up the driveway. Who, by God, let the Rolls into the estate?

john		10-Aug-2007 22:08
As I was watching "All Roads Lead to Floyd", and seeing Thomas get in and out of that 2 door half a car, I couldn't help but think that if Magnum didn't have access to a Ferrari that is what Magnum would probably be driving, a 2 door half a car. Pretty funny watching Tom make his way in and out of that poor car. Hey he wouldn't be the only sleuth to do so, as I also though of Columbo.

Juan		01-Aug-2007 02:52
Well we made it to Robin's nest this last weekend,and it is sad that this lady has tarps covering the whole place,Tom Selleck should buy it and make it a legacy to all the fans of the best tv show ever.If you plan on going be mindfull of the locals that fish and swim there.What a place,,as Magnum would say i know what you're thinking and you are right,,,this is paradise!

John		31-Jul-2007 23:36
Tom's thoughts on a Movie of Magnum, P.I.... Say it ain't so, Tom? In referring to the planned Magnum, P.I. movie, Tom Selleck told the press he wouldn't have anything to do with it, dashing all hopes the actor would at least make a cameo of some sort. Not only did he reject the idea, but he went as far as to call the it "stupid." Say what? Stupid? C'mon Tom, what could be stupid about taking a hit television show from the 80's and updating it to create an amazing film? Ever since the Magnum movie was announced, everyone from George Clooney to Vince Vaughn have been rumored to be competing for the lead role. Sure, this was exciting news for people like Martha who absolutely adore Mr. Clooney and wish he could be cloned so that the actor would have the chance to appear in thousands of films each year, however, the rest of us were really hoping the original P.I. would show up at some point, say something cool and convince us our money was well spent. Well, according to Tom Selleck, we were all extremely stupid for thinking that. You now have my permission to begin pounding your head against the wall.

Dave		31-Jul-2007 17:25
Magnum, P.I. is a yet-to-be released American film adaptation of the 1980s TV series of Magnum, P.I. directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber. It is expected to be released in 2009. In January 2007, it was reported that Matthew McConaughey will play Thomas Magnum, Steve Zahn is Rick Wright, Tyrese Gibson is T.C. Calvin, and William H. Macy is Higgins. Many of the fans of the original series do not like the casting, and some fans of the original series would prefer a reunion of the original cast.[1] It has been reported that Tom Selleck, originally opposed to making a cameo in the movie, has now expressed his desire to appear in the film, but only if he personally approved of the script.[2]

Thomas on Islands		14-Jul-2007 01:18
You are so right dear Jon, and you are all so wrong! How stealthy is one James Bond, the top spy, and yet we love to watch these unreal stories over and over again? So a red Ferrari of our intrepid Private Investigator falls merely into the same category of an unreal requisite, which we accept because the "suspense of disbelieve" is here at work too. Its called entertainment, yea!

Jon		13-Jul-2007 23:18
Have we all Gone crazy? There is one major fallacy with the entire SERIES. Does anyone know what it is? It has to do with the Ferrari. Magnum is a Private Investigator and as such when he is working a case he should remain unoberserved or stealthy. How for the life of God do you remain unobserved in a RED FERRARI? A car that would stand out if there were a thousand on Oahu, while in reality there was probably only two, Master's and the one used by J. Digger Doyle!! JHR

Pete Gantes		03-Jul-2007 19:39
Thank you for this site! My family just got back. This was by far the highlight of the whole trip. I think why Magnum is so special to me is that my father was never around. I grew up watching this show. I learned a lot about honor and friendships and doing the right thing (Did you see the sunrise). I just wanted to say thanks to anyone that had anything to do Magnum.

darla		03-Jul-2007 00:19
I have a feeling that Tom Selleck would love to do the big screen version of magnum p.i., but if the powers that be want to waste millions on matthew, steve and william, the movie will be a bust, just like Miami Vice and The Dukes of Hazard.

judy1953		02-Jul-2007 17:50
Thomas, I would love to ask you some questions about the boat house. Please contact me, if the profile attached to this does not show my email address, please post a reply and I'll send it to you! Dana if you are still reading and visiting, I would love to contact you with some questions about the boat house. Thanks! Judy

john		30-Jun-2007 04:37
It's official folks. I was watching on the Sleuth Channel, the top 25 sleuths of all time and yes, Magnum was right at the top spot. He was ahead of others like the Rockford Files, Miami Vice, NYPD Blue, Law and Order etc etc. Way to go!!!

margaret		24-Jun-2007 17:26
I think its a BIG mistake not to use the original cast for a Magnum PI movie. Look what happened to Miami Vice! Had Don Johnson done the role (which he is still young enough to do as is Tom Selleck) the movie might have been a hit.....I would love to see Thomas return to Robins Nest and look up his old buddies - maybe plan a wedding for his grown up daughter on the estate. There are all kind of possible ideas for a get together of the original cast......Just a remake of the 80's with new people is stupid......Let's take it to current times in Oahu with Thomas, T.C, Higgins, and Rick...PLEASE

john on jupiter		21-Jun-2007 04:03
I found my answer regarding the mix up with different episode titles for the same episode. In the beginning of the show they sometmes also say things like "France two years ago" or "Sicily 24 hours ago" which i thought were to be the episode titles. Ha Ha. Thanks for the input everyone.

john		17-Jun-2007 05:27
Thanks Thomas. Although on my episode list I Have episode 7.11 as "Missing Melody" and 7.12 as "Death of the Flowers". I was originally referring to "J. "Digger" Doyle" episode 1-17 was aired as something else and episode 2.13 "The Jororo Kill" was aired as something else too. I do remember both aired titles had something to do with France. Also how can I get to the newsgroups? Are you on the islands? Regards.

Thomas on Islands		17-Jun-2007 02:21
John: Questions about episodes are better directed to the newsgroup. I am aware of only one episode which became renamed: Original name of episode 7.11 was "Mentor," later it was known as the "Death of the Flowers".

john		16-Jun-2007 06:28
I am wondering why at the beginning of the show they show the title of the episode, but on some episodes the title doesn't come up on the episode list, the episode is actually listed with a different title other than shown at the beginning. Does anyone know why?

john		14-Jun-2007 08:45
I have to say that I wish time could have stood still during the Series. Absolutely one of the best shows ever...it had everything. One of my favorite episodes, "Memories are Forever 1 and 2", it brings a tear to my eyes all the time. I served in the Philippines and Japan from 1980-1984 in the NAVY. To Tom Selleck and the rest of the cast and crew, you did an excellent job. Hats off for a job well done. You should do a Magnum, P.I. movie now.

Dave		04-Jun-2007 11:19
Dana why won't Mrs. Anderson even consider opening up her property grounds to Magnum Fans ? I have stated below that I would be will to pay whatever she wants just to wonder around on the grounds for even juts 15 minutes. She has a money maker here and she only has to open it up for a limited time each year and when or if it ever stops making money then she stops. The Queen is never at home when her home is open to the public. Perhaps she is not in need of extra money and if that is the case then good for her. The property around her home means so much to so many and why she won't consider opening it up for even just a month each year. If she opens it they will come. Ask her as she would also be helping out Hawaii with extra tourists flocking to see the estate. Everyone wins here and she can stop it at any time. Asl her on behalf of us Magnum Fans ??

Dana N. Evelyn		24-May-2007 01:32
HI, I have been working on the anderson Estate for about a year now doing some remodeling and a lot of upkeep. Mrs Anderson is a wonderful person. She does not no why there is so much interest in the home. I told her I am such a big fan of the Series I absolutly loved it. It is so strange being here I get so many flashbacks of the show. its funny I picture Higgins and the lads all the time when working on the property its almost like seeing a ghost. I love walking around the estate what memories of Tom Selleck. I am 36 now so I watched the show when I was in High school loved the Ferrari TC's helicopter what a great show. This is the best expierience I have ever had. It almost brings tears to my eyes when I pull on the estate nothing has changed. if you get a chance to come to Oahu yopu must see the estate.. All the best Dana

Peter - Sunny South Florida		12-May-2007 03:53
Dave, since you have the right contacts, would you be able to get a hold of the correct email for the producers of the new Magnum, PI movie. Maybe we can mount an email campaign to reverse the planned course of the movie. After all, it was the fans that protested who gave Magnum an extra season on TV. Perhaps, this could snowball into something more positive. How about it?

Juan		11-May-2007 23:49
I will be visiting Oahu in july,other than the estate any other Magnum locations worth visiting? thanks!

Dave		10-May-2007 12:11
My friend Nancy at the Starbulletin in Honolulu says the entertainment desk at her paper has confirmed that none of the original cast has even been asked. It looks like the new Magnum movie will be with Matthew McConaughey as Magnum, Steve Zahn as his friend Rick, Tyrese Gibson as chopper flying T.C., and William H. Macy as Higgins. I don't like this any more than you or other Magnum fan around the world. I have called by phone Universal and talked to people and they have never considered Selleck bankable for the big screen version of Magnum. Plus when Selleck and Universal were talking years ago he had wanted producer power over the production which Universal was dead set against. As long as they use the Estate I guess this is the best we can hope for.

Peter - Sunny South Florida		07-May-2007 23:00
Thanks for all your hard work in posting these great pictures! You have done the impossible, which is to bring Magnum, PI up to the current date. Robin's Nest is still there! Every time I view an episode now,I have a new found interest in learning the actual layout of Robin's Nest. I would also like to add that a new Magnum, PI movie without any involvement from the original cast members will be a dead loss, and will guarantee a straight to dvd release. Anyone other than Tom Selleck as Magnum is unacceptable.

Dave		12-Apr-2007 11:16
Just drive past the front gate for another minute and you find a public parking lot to park and then just walk up. Be carefull which time of day you pick as the tide could be coming in. There is a site that will give you low tide times. My friends and I in Dec 06 did it this way and it was perfect. I have a question for all Magnum Fans reading this...how many of you fans would "pay" to take a tour of Mrs. Anderson's Magnum Estate for say 15 minutes or 30 minutes. I would be willing to pay $50...or $100 or even $150 to get on to her property with my camera and a fresh memory card. Just wondering ???

MPIFAN		27-Mar-2007 21:12
Anyone have Mrs. Anderson's (owner of the Robin Master's estate) contact information? Just wondering if she would be open to a short tour of the grounds. Also, any suggestions on how to best access the public beach in front of the estate? Thanks,

Minnesota		23-Mar-2007 17:35
Magnum P.I. is an unending treasure for those who love great cast chemistry and excellent writing. Not to mention the stunning views of Oahu. I am on season four right now of the DVD's. The invention of the DVD is justified just because we can now enjoy Magnum in a way we never could before. Every time Magnum turns to the camera, or corrects somebody on his being a private investigator, I give my friends a big high five. If these moment were taken away I would feel like a "latter day Job," a la Jonathan Higgins. Thanks for the great pics!

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Guest		08-Mar-2007 07:59
well I originally thought she was a groundskeeper and I was going to ask her to tour the property but finding out it was her and her saying that she didnt understand our fascination with the property I didnt want to. She did say that they had numerous crew on hand during filming to put up green around parts of the estate to make it look bigger. She said Tom Selleck was a very hard working actor and the only other things she said I could remember was that when Tom was filmed in his surf ski it was only in 18" of water. I did ask her if she was scared to climb the coconut trees, she said no you just had to be careful with the wind.

Dave		06-Mar-2007 20:00
Matt why didn't you ask Mrs Anderson why she does not allow paying Magnum Fans to come in once in awhile to take pictures. I would gladly pay $100 bucks for just 15 minutes and I am sure there are many Magnum Fans who would pay as well. Man you should have asked her.

Dave		06-Mar-2007 19:54
Have any of you seen a recent picture of the original cast. Selleck is looking good for 62 but the other two are not looking that good and no one has seen Hillerman in years. A remake of Magnum should have been done a few years ago but Universal dragged their feet to the point that they can now say they really are too old to pull it off. I sent Universal a plot idea having Magnum (Selleck) being a mentor to a new PI. They need advive from Higgins and have to fly to the old age home in TC's Son's chopper. Rick could still in charge at the club as well as being the new Icepick. This idea could fly and we still get the old cast.

matt		06-Mar-2007 01:52
I was there yesterday and saw a person climbing a palm tree and cutting down the coconuts. I waited and waited and finally saw the woman climbing down. She saw me and i waived. She came to the back side near the beach. I asked her if she was the owner and she said yes. I said you must be mrs. anderson, ive read about you on the internet. She said it was all lies jokingly. We talked for probably 20 minutes. My cousin though she was being rude but she just didnt understand all the hype about the house. She said all it was was a backdrop and they didnt film much but the outside shots there. Everything else was filmed at the diamond head studios. I asked her how her house was picked for the show and she said they just knocked on her door one day. I also asked if she talked to anyone from the cast lately, she said she still keeps in touch but not that much. She was nice i thought and i really wanted to ask her if she needed help around there but i didnt want to step on any toes.

a1beachbum		02-Mar-2007 03:14
I went by the estate again today to take pictures of what little you can see throught the vegetation. (I will upload them soon.) I ran into a neighbor who is there several times a week and it turns out that Mrs. Anderson still lives there. She is actually the one who put the tarps up. Apparently not too long ago you could actually rent a room in the main house but that is over. I was told she is a very nice person. I'll let you know if anything else transpires.

Thomas on Islands		28-Feb-2007 03:14
Thanks for the recent comments from Dirk and Randy. Randy: maybe you should write, just write a letter to the estate, do not mind the incomplete address. Who knows what would happen, but I can imagine that legal issues (who is a certified contractor in Hawaii or even in the county) might put an end to your idea!

Randy		27-Feb-2007 05:37
I just got back from "Robin's Nest". I found it thanks to my sister who knew where it was (we still passed it 3 times) It was very easy to find from the beach. It is indeed in TOTAL disrepair! The main house has some tarps covering the porch area, and the guest house has a horizontal 3/4 inch wide crack running through all the columns on the beach side. The wall will probably fall down soon. I really hope the owners will take up the offer of some of these trades people who are kind enough to volunteer their time(though I have a feeling that money is not the problem). I do stone restoration and would gladly lend a hand.It would be great if this grand estate got the respect and TLC that it deserves!

Dirk		26-Feb-2007 17:44
Fantastic pictures. Awesome. I can�t get enough. And i can�t understand, why universal don�t took the Original Cast of Magnum P.I. . They guarantee reliability of the characters and through it, the success of the movie. That�s what Magnum P.I. stands for. So universal, do it right. It�s up to you. Where can i get more information about the estate? If Mrs. Andersons got so money problems, why don�t she sold the estate? Where�s her family to support her? Is the original cast in contact?

Bob		11-Feb-2007 02:42
Awesome pics! I picked a couple dozen for wallpapers, LOL. It was (is) my favourite TV show. And since buying the DVD's, I'm amazed how well it has stood the test of time. Regarding the link posted here regarding Mr. Selleck "trashing" Magnum PI. I have some good news for us PI fans. That article is out of context. What Mr. Selleck was referring to was that he wasn't interested in being in some "stupid cameo". He, in no way referred to the series as being stupid. In fact, there have been many opportunities for a made for TV Magnum movie through the years, and he has taken a gamble in turning them down with the hopes of a bigger budget theatrical movie (something he felt would do the series greater justice). Unfortunitly, things became mired in numerous problems and now Tom Selleck has grown older (he's now 62). Going through all these frustrations and from a starring role to being likely to old now and doing a cameo, I can understand why he would feel that way. Tome Selleck loved the series. The 8th season wouldn't even likely exist if he hadn't felt Thomas Magnum (and fans) deserved a better series ending than the end of the 7th season. Back to the pics, thanks for sharing them with us. For many, what you have provided here may be as close as we can get to the real thing. :)

Daniel		07-Feb-2007 01:20
Hi, just wanted to let all of you know that Google earth has just sharpen the area of Robin's nest and it's realy nice to see the surrounding

Dave		08-Jan-2007 20:24
Well my friends and I got to beach at Robin's Nest and with the tide going out it was a very pleasent walk to the tidal pool. My friend had his wife hold him like Magnum did for that girl who was learning to swim in the opening credits. I took about 100 pics plus some nice ones of the grounds. When hold your camera high over your head and fire off several I got some nice ones of her property. If you are going enjoy this visit to the Nest.

Dave		13-Dec-2006 18:46
Hi gang Well its 13 Dec and in one week I'll be in Hawaii and visiting Robins Nest with my friends. Since my friends wife turns 40 on Dec 25th I made up a Birthday/Christmas card from Robins Nest. Higgins did all the talking on behalf of Mr Masters Magnum TC and Rick. Four different people signed it and my friend and I plan to have it delivered Dec 25th at breakfast in the hotel. Someone with the letter on a gold or silver plate walking around calling her name out. People who have seen the card were flabber gasted.

Dave		27-Oct-2006 10:34
The beach is NOT private property as a friend of mine who works for the Star Bulletin newspaper has informed me. A sign was more than likely put up in the "hopes" Magnum Fans would not walk on the beach. Anyone can use the parking lot down from the Estate. I and my friends arrive on Dec 20th and on Dec 22nd we will be at the beach next to the Estate taking tons of pictures. It is a damn shame that Mrs Anderson does not charge admission to the grounds at least once a week because I would even pay $100 bucks for fifteen minutes of picture taking time on the grounds. She has a money maker there as once Magnum Fans all over the world hear she is letting some in there would a back log of Magnum Fans wanting to get in. Even a month or two per year with a day or two per week and she would clean up. I wonder why the Hawaiian Tourist Agency has not approached her with a proposal which would benefit everyone ??

Guest		26-Oct-2006 21:16
I will be in Maui and Oahu later this year. We have a rental car and I definitely want to check out Robin's Nest. Is the security ok for parking at the public beach? I thought I read somewhere that this was iffy. Also, can anyone offer some tips? I respect the owner's privacy and I merely want to see the site with my own two eyes in person. Thanks. Great pictures.

Ken		21-Oct-2006 15:18
I thought the beaches were public property?

Nick		14-Oct-2006 01:11
My wife and I were in Hawaii so we drove by. There is a no tresspassing sign on the beach headed toward the tidal pool, so we honored their wishes. The directions were spot on, thank you. From the road, you get a decent look at the guest house, servant quarters, and a glimpse at the tennis courts. You have great overhead pictures.

Judy		01-Oct-2006 00:57
Maybe on your next fly over you can get some more shots of the guesthouse? I've never seen a view from the south, but this might be difficult given all the foliage?

Janet		29-Aug-2006 01:14
What is the history of the house? Who built it and when?

Dave		19-Jun-2006 10:12
Hey fellow Magnum Fans below is a message from Marco Smetz a devoted Magnum Fam. He is supplying me with an up-to-date listing of some more Magnum sites which I hope to find in Dec 06. I will get as many pictures as possible and send some to Thomas preview. If he likes them he can post them on this site for all you great Fans of a Great show. Remember "MAGNUM RULES" !!!! Hi Dave! Yes, I have a PDF version I am currently finishing (added some more locations). I will send the PDF to you within the next 2 weeks. Have fun there and would be great if you sent some pictures :-) Especially from some of the added locations (like the Baseball park from "Squeeze Play" and some more locations from "Memories are forever"). I will tell you in detail when you have the pdf- thanks in advance! BR, Marco from magnum-pi.de

Don Cestone		28-May-2006 23:01
When I vacation i normaly go to Maui. a friend of mine saw the estate and was very moved emotionally as he could not believe he was at the place where they filmed Magnum. This site has incredible pictures. My next trip to the islands i am going to check out Robin's nest.

Dave		26-May-2006 19:18
To all Magnum Fans I found this on the web and it breaks my heart. I was indeed hoping for the originals to come back one last time but I guess it aint meant to be. Remember we still have eight seasons of the best show ever. http://www.cinematical.com/2006/05/02/selleck-trashes-magnum-p-i/

Andre		05-May-2006 10:13
A big THANK YOU from a german fan. I haven�t had the possibility to visit this wonderful island yet, and so, as a magnum p.i. fan since the age of 10, i am so grateful for this pictures.

Dave		02-May-2006 14:55
Jim The URL said that a Director was signed to do the Magnum Movie. Nothing since then which could mean doom for the Movie. I fear they will not use the original cast and bring in George Gooney to "try" and fill Tom Sellecks shoes. Rumor has it he would play Magnum's little brother even though Magnum didn't have one in the TV series.

Stephen		01-May-2006 06:06
I was in Hawaii last week and your pictures were a great help to come to the estate and make amazing photos too! So thanks so much for sharing your beautiful pictures and flights of Hawaii! Stephen from French West Indies (Guadeloupe)

Jim		22-Apr-2006 22:41
What was the great news posted below? The url is no longer valid. Thanks, Jim

Dave		25-Jan-2006 16:37
Check this out gang its GREAT news fianally. http://edition.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/24/film.magnum.reut/

James HK Chew		20-Jan-2006 13:08
I have been a Magnum PI fan since day 1 of the series. I still am. In fact I am waiting for the release of the third season in dvd format. When I came upon your website with your superb pictures of Robin's Nest (Anderson Estate), the nostalgia actually made me misty. Your shots of the Main House and Guest House in 2002 in its forlorn state, locked gates and apparent abandonment must have tugged many a hearts. Thanks for the memories!

Guest		21-Dec-2005 16:43
Love the idea of opening the Grounds for tours. How can contact the right people to see if they like the idea too?

Dave		10-Nov-2005 11:07
Check out this site for a map of the Magnum sites. http://www.magnum-pi.de/news.php

Zeus SH		07-Nov-2005 22:16
Congratulations from Hungary again, Thomas ;) We want another great photos from Hawaii, Robins Nest, (King Kamehame club? Where is this club in real life?) and others ;)

Dave		19-Oct-2005 17:28
Lets all write to Mr. Grazer to find out what the hell kind of game he is playing. Please join me in writing to- Brian Grazer c/o Imagine Entertainment 9465 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Dave		17-Oct-2005 17:55
Hey everyone sign the petition. http://www.petitiononline.com/magnumpi/

Guest