Georgia Mountains Yield Strange Tiki Hybrids - General Tiki

I irishf Member Athens, Georgia Joined: Aug 19, 2007 Posts: 97	I irishf Posted posted on Fri, Dec 14, 2007 9:45 PM The bowling alley with tiki bar that Basement Kahuna posted about is in Franklin, NC, not too far from Tallulah Falls (where I live half time). I am so clueless! I have been seeing those tikis that Swamptiki posted for maybe 25 yrs or more and never registered them as tikis. Their paint, and the building they are attached to, makes me think of N.Am. totem poles. (duh) There's a new tiki, a Maoi, fresh carved on the Tallulah River, as you make the turn from new 441 to Old 441 on Joy Bridge. I'll get a photo of it and post back. HUGE. It stands outside a GORGEOUS demo log art home, evidently an office for a construction company. Unbelievable. I wonder if one of those chainsaw bear carvers could do a tiki and what would it look like?

The bowling alley with tiki bar that Basement Kahuna posted about is in Franklin, NC, not too far from Tallulah Falls (where I live half time).

I am so clueless! I have been seeing those tikis that Swamptiki posted for maybe 25 yrs or more and never registered them as tikis. Their paint, and the building they are attached to, makes me think of N.Am. totem poles. (duh)

There's a new tiki, a Maoi, fresh carved on the Tallulah River, as you make the turn from new 441 to Old 441 on Joy Bridge. I'll get a photo of it and post back. HUGE. It stands outside a GORGEOUS demo log art home, evidently an office for a construction company. Unbelievable.

I wonder if one of those chainsaw bear carvers could do a tiki and what would it look like?

Post #349652 by irishf on Fri, Dec 14, 2007 9:45 PM