Post #10825 by TikiGardener on Fri, Oct 11, 2002 11:53 PM

I think I've done a post on the twenty five foot Moai that resides in one of the warhouses I frequent in my duties. But today was an extra special surprise.

Picture turning the corner in a warehouse and there stacked against the walls, were row upon row of surfboards. And I'm talking old side of a tree longboards. Mixed in were were early Hobies etc.

Then in front of this are the disassembled remains of about 25 mechanical hula girls.

Then I noticed a figure looming over me. Underneath the stretch wrap the sinister/comical smile of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth beamed down at me, while panels of Rick Griffin surfer art from the 70's screamed "Paint me on a chevey van!!!".

Well theis post isn't quite TIKI, but I thought some people might dig on it.

TG
http://www.exotic-tiki-gardens.com

P.S. This was all from the Surf Art show that was at the Laguna Museum of Art, and it is headed out to Hawaii.