Griffin for Tiki - Tiki Carving

S SCTikiShack Member Joined: Aug 02, 2004 Posts: 151	S SCTikiShack Posted posted on Fri, Feb 24, 2006 8:36 AM Polynesiac, She lives off of Water Street. The waves up here have been chinsey the last couple of weeks also. However, I will do my best to bring some waves with me, good wave juju. Yes, I have 5 tikis in England, it helps to have connections. One of my friends purchased a shop there and flew me over to carve him some tikis. The English farmers, where I carved them didn't know what to think at first, but by the end they were stoked. Unfortunately, the waves that time of year were rather soft in Newquay. I did get one good day however. Ill see you sometime in the not so near future, do you need some redwood logs? I got them coming out of my ears. Will

Polynesiac,

She lives off of Water Street. The waves up here have been chinsey the last couple of weeks also. However, I will do my best to bring some waves with me, good wave juju.

Yes, I have 5 tikis in England, it helps to have connections. One of my friends purchased a shop there and flew me over to carve him some tikis. The English farmers, where I carved them didn't know what to think at first, but by the end they were stoked.

Unfortunately, the waves that time of year were rather soft in Newquay.
I did get one good day however.

Ill see you sometime in the not so near future, do you need some redwood logs? I got them coming out of my ears.

Will

Post #217009 by SCTikiShack on Fri, Feb 24, 2006 8:36 AM