the lost chapter: Hop Louie and the Stockton Islander (image heavy) - General Tiki

T tikicleen Tiki Socialite ripon: almond capital yet no orgeat Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Posts: 338	T tikicleen Posted posted on Mon, Oct 22, 2012 7:43 AM eureka! exactly my thoughts!! it's great to see that it still exists AND that it was located by being in the right place at the right time. i love it when things fall into place so magically. great find abstract! for over a year, i have had some information from a person that has a family member with one of the tikis that was "just inside the front" -- the one that "didn't have a large crack running through it" and i always wondered if they were talking about this moai or possibly a sheltered tiki (the bumatay??). through other stalker-like methods, i think i have narrowed down the house it is at, but i have no way of making contact with the person without seeming like a total stalker-doofus. maybe we should compare notes to see if this is the same person, or if this is another lead that you could possibly take on?

eureka! exactly my thoughts!!

it's great to see that it still exists AND that it was located by being in the right place at the right time. i love it when things fall into place so magically. great find abstract!

for over a year, i have had some information from a person that has a family member with one of the tikis that was "just inside the front" -- the one that "didn't have a large crack running through it" and i always wondered if they were talking about this moai or possibly a sheltered tiki (the bumatay??). through other stalker-like methods, i think i have narrowed down the house it is at, but i have no way of making contact with the person without seeming like a total stalker-doofus. maybe we should compare notes to see if this is the same person, or if this is another lead that you could possibly take on?

Post #656362 by tikicleen on Mon, Oct 22, 2012 7:43 AM