Mapping out tiki in Orange County, Calif. - General Tiki

A AceExplorer Grand Member (8 years) Deep in the Jacksonville Flori-duh jungle. Joined: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 2564	A AceExplorer Posted posted on Wed, Jun 20, 2012 1:41 PM Lucas Vigor: that's a thought provoking way of "cooking it all down," certainly makes sense, and makes me think about my affinity for tiki. But I'll readily admit that, to me, tiki is probably much more fun and immersive than googie, space age, and whatever "safari" style and architecture is. It seems that tiki was comparatively much more developed and pervasive in mid-century culture. You're also right that SpaceAgeCity (Chris) has chosen a challenging assignment. This is all the more reason to proceed carefully and methodically. And if he's committed to doing the work, I'm committed to being supportive and patient. After all, as the once-popular saying of the time goes, Rapa Nui wasn't built in a day... :) SpaceAgeCity (Chris,) rock on!

Lucas Vigor: that's a thought provoking way of "cooking it all down," certainly makes sense, and makes me think about my affinity for tiki. But I'll readily admit that, to me, tiki is probably much more fun and immersive than googie, space age, and whatever "safari" style and architecture is. It seems that tiki was comparatively much more developed and pervasive in mid-century culture.

You're also right that SpaceAgeCity (Chris) has chosen a challenging assignment. This is all the more reason to proceed carefully and methodically. And if he's committed to doing the work, I'm committed to being supportive and patient. After all, as the once-popular saying of the time goes, Rapa Nui wasn't built in a day... :)

SpaceAgeCity (Chris,) rock on!

Post #641142 by AceExplorer on Wed, Jun 20, 2012 1:41 PM