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T traderswerve Member South of England Joined: Feb 28, 2005 Posts: 5	T traderswerve Posted posted on Mon, Sep 4, 2006 5:26 PM Hello out there,from the sunny south of England. Been reading-not posting, figured now would be a good time to start. I have been tiki-fied since way back in the last century,and enjoy the mystique of Tiki in its many forms. I like to bring a little of the paradise home, and have a modest collection of artifacts and have an on-going forbidden garden project with faux rock, waterfall and exotic(!) planting, coupled with a fully stocked, undercover Tiki bar.(as yet, I have failed to convince my wife to complete the picture by dressing as a savage, in nothing but grass and coconut shells,I am however working on a bribe type arrangement that may change this). As the summer here was so hot,( read drought) paradise did not have to be too far away,(6ft from the back door!). After some beer a few Zombies and a sloppy banana daiquiri, it could have been anywhere, (unfortunately, when you wake up, its not!).At least we had some tropical rain-storms?. We have spent many nights in the bar and will endeavor to continue using it through the Autumn and into the winter, coffee grog type drinks may have to be employed to fend off the damp and cold, any recipes gratefully received! Thats me done, bottoms up! Swerve

Hello out there,from the sunny south of England.
Been reading-not posting, figured now would be a good time to start.
I have been tiki-fied since way back in the last century,and enjoy the mystique of Tiki in its many forms.
I like to bring a little of the paradise home, and have a modest collection of artifacts and have an on-going forbidden garden project with faux rock, waterfall and exotic(!) planting, coupled with a fully stocked, undercover Tiki bar.(as yet, I have failed to convince my wife to complete the picture by dressing as a savage, in nothing but grass and coconut shells,I am however working on a bribe type arrangement that may change this). As the summer here was so hot,( read drought) paradise did not have to be too far away,(6ft from the back door!). After some beer a few Zombies and a sloppy banana daiquiri, it could have been anywhere, (unfortunately, when you wake up, its not!).At least we had some tropical rain-storms?. We have spent many nights in the bar and will endeavor to continue using it through the Autumn and into the winter, coffee grog type drinks may have to be employed to fend off the damp and cold, any recipes gratefully received!
Thats me done, bottoms up!
Swerve

Post #252336 by traderswerve on Mon, Sep 4, 2006 5:26 PM