Tiki Torch Questions..... - General Tiki

S Squawker Member Costa Mesa, CA Joined: Apr 23, 2003 Posts: 37	S Squawker Posted posted on Wed, Apr 23, 2003 4:43 PM Thanks, SugarCaddyDaddy! That's good to know. I just redone my sundeck, rolled out my outdoor tiki (a treasured Danny Balsz antique from the long gone Tikis in Monterey Park - or at least that was what I was told when I restored it) and set up for a great summer of evenings in the pseudo-tropics. BTW for tiki lovers in the Huntington Beach/Newport Beach/Costa Mesa area in So Cal, there is an excellent tropical shop called The House of Tiki, which is on Newport Blvd. directly across from Triangle Square. It's run by a great guy named Wes Johnson and is well-stocked with all sorts of tropical stuff (Tiki Farm mugs, furniture, accessories, tiki bars and, of course, locally carved tikis). There's also a store a couple blocks further down the street called Copa Cobana which deals in up-scale tropical furniture. Just for everyone's FYI. [ Edited by: Squawker on 2003-04-24 09:06 ]

Thanks, SugarCaddyDaddy!

That's good to know. I just redone my sundeck, rolled out my outdoor tiki (a treasured Danny Balsz antique from the long gone Tikis in Monterey Park - or at least that was what I was told when I restored it) and set up for a great summer of evenings in the pseudo-tropics.

BTW for tiki lovers in the Huntington Beach/Newport Beach/Costa Mesa area in So Cal, there is an excellent tropical shop called The House of Tiki, which is on Newport Blvd. directly across from Triangle Square. It's run by a great guy named Wes Johnson and is well-stocked with all sorts of tropical stuff (Tiki Farm mugs, furniture, accessories, tiki bars and, of course, locally carved tikis).
There's also a store a couple blocks further down the street called Copa Cobana which deals in up-scale tropical furniture.

Just for everyone's FYI.

[ Edited by: Squawker on 2003-04-24 09:06 ]

Post #31296 by Squawker on Wed, Apr 23, 2003 4:43 PM