how cool is that - a tiki-plane ! ! ! - General Tiki

QK Queen Kamehameha Member So Cal Joined: Oct 21, 2003 Posts: 1413	QK Queen Kamehameha Posted posted on Mon, Apr 25, 2011 9:18 PM Murph, The last I found out the plane is in Alaska, for the last 30 years damaged. the man who owns it has no phone or computer. I have left it at that. To bring it back, even if I could get it would cost a small fortune and I would rather build on Mojave Oasis, its the grail or sure right now..... Sven, I have said this before but it bares repeating... I have always loved tiki, since my days in Ny going to Hawaii Kai, luau 400 and other smaller places, Tiki was always in my life, When I came to California and got you books, it re-ignited a passion for Tiki I had thought I lost. From reading about all the cool places, to my unsuccessful first tiki archeology trek( the Tiki's of lake Elsinore)Tiki was something I wanted back in my life(along with my wacky lamps collection ) If it wasn't for your books, this thread, the maps you helped me get,which led to the stories about Gus Ragosa and the treks thru the desert for months sometimes with Bamboo ben and family to find the elusive Lake Loreen, I wouldn't have Mojave Oasis, for that I thank you.. Amy [ Edited by: Queen Kamehameha 2011-04-25 22:08 ] [ Edited by: Queen Kamehameha 2011-04-27 00:12 ]

Murph, The last I found out the plane is in Alaska, for the last 30 years damaged. the man who owns it has no phone or computer. I have left it at that. To bring it back, even if I could get it would cost a small fortune and I would rather build on Mojave Oasis, its the grail or sure right now.....

Sven, I have said this before but it bares repeating... I have always loved tiki, since my days in Ny going to Hawaii Kai, luau 400 and other smaller places, Tiki was always in my life, When I came to California and got you books, it re-ignited a passion for Tiki I had thought I lost. From reading about all the cool places, to my unsuccessful first tiki archeology trek( the Tiki's of lake Elsinore)Tiki was something I wanted back in my life(along with my wacky lamps collection )

If it wasn't for your books, this thread, the maps you helped me get,which led to the stories about Gus Ragosa and the treks thru the desert for months sometimes with Bamboo ben and family to find the elusive Lake Loreen, I wouldn't have Mojave Oasis, for that I thank you..

Amy

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Post #586530 by Queen Kamehameha on Mon, Apr 25, 2011 9:18 PM