Classic Tomes of Tiki - General Tiki

T the75stingray Member Dayton, Ohio Joined: Mar 24, 2002 Posts: 447	T the75stingray Posted posted on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 9:28 PM If you're NOT talking food and drink, there are a several good ones. I have the old "Kon Tiki", as well as Frank Buck's "Bring 'Em Back Alive", both from my Grandma's attic. (Anyone remember that old Indiana Jones knockoff series in the 80's?). I agree with the Shag books - except the Tiki Drinks comment - my wife got that for me and I like it...if for nothing else than it's effort! (And hers!) Goes without saying the "BOT" as we all seem to have that! Simply awesome. Personally, I have a slew of Hawaiian / Polynesian and Tropical cookbooks. Get them religiously on holidays and birthdays and such from people. I try to use them, but rarely get time. Bottoms up! :sheckymug:

If you're NOT talking food and drink, there are a several good ones. I have the old "Kon Tiki", as well as Frank Buck's "Bring 'Em Back Alive", both from my Grandma's attic.
(Anyone remember that old Indiana Jones knockoff series in the 80's?).
I agree with the Shag books - except the Tiki Drinks comment - my wife got that for me and I like it...if for nothing else than it's effort! (And hers!)
Goes without saying the "BOT" as we all seem to have that! Simply awesome.
Personally, I have a slew of Hawaiian / Polynesian and Tropical cookbooks. Get them religiously on holidays and birthdays and such from people. I try to use them, but rarely get time.
Bottoms up!
:sheckymug:

Post #6458 by the75stingray on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 9:28 PM