Where to buy large, wooden tikis in the Northeast? - Collecting Tiki

M Moondance Member Bucks County, PA Joined: Jul 29, 2005 Posts: 389	M Moondance Posted posted on Sun, Aug 7, 2005 2:45 PM We went back to Tiki Murphs last week to buy more glass floats. We met a person who was a guest carver name Tiki Jim from Florida. Wow, what a nice person he is. He showed Wes how he carves with a chainsaw. In fact he carved a beautiful Tiki Moon there for us. He did it with such ease it made it look real easy. The other reason we went was to check out all of their Tiki bars. They have a large selection of them for sure. Tiki Joe gave us a few tips for our bar that were quite helpful. Have a fruitful and happy week ahead of you! Annie

We went back to Tiki Murphs last week to buy more glass floats. We met a person who was a guest carver name Tiki Jim from Florida. Wow, what a nice person he is. He showed Wes how he carves with a chainsaw. In fact he carved a beautiful Tiki Moon there for us. He did it with such ease it made it look real easy.
The other reason we went was to check out all of their Tiki bars. They have a large selection of them for sure. Tiki Joe gave us a few tips for our bar that were quite helpful.
Have a fruitful and happy week ahead of you!
Annie

Post #177920 by Moondance on Sun, Aug 7, 2005 2:45 PM