Don the Beachcomber - The Locations (Updated 01-09-20) - Collecting Tiki

PR Phillip Roberts Tiki Socialite OAHU/Seattle Joined: Sep 09, 2003 Posts: 1701	PR Phillip Roberts Posted posted on 11/10/2012 aloha, DING DING DING!!! AND!!! LADIES an GENLTLEMEN!! there it s folks. Game over! Best tourist shot EVER. It's really quite something. Amazing angle and great color. Do you have a date of that vacation? These Brownlee Sculptures represent Hawaii's Image to the world in the MID CENTURY and the advent of the Tiki Age in Hawaii. Incredible. Mahalo Nui Loa. "Ulu mau village" is where those other pictures should go. use search. There were two. cant wait On 2012-11-09 21:40, kiara wrote: Wow, so those Tikis are gone now too. Is the International Marketplace going to be there much longer? I hate to get off of the Donn's topic of this thread, but here's a cool angle of the Brownlee entrance tiki/sign I took about 10 yrs. ago. Have you heard anything about a smaller place just north of The I.N.M.P. called something like, South Sea village?

aloha,

DING DING DING!!!

AND!!! LADIES an GENLTLEMEN!!

there it s folks. Game over! Best tourist shot EVER. It's really quite something. Amazing angle and great color.
Do you have a date of that vacation?

These Brownlee Sculptures represent Hawaii's Image to the world in the MID CENTURY and the advent of the Tiki Age in Hawaii.

Incredible. Mahalo Nui Loa.

"Ulu mau village" is where those other pictures should go. use search. There were two. cant wait

On 2012-11-09 21:40, kiara wrote:
Wow, so those Tikis are gone now too. Is the International Marketplace going to be there much longer? I hate to get off of the Donn's topic of this thread, but here's a cool angle of the Brownlee entrance tiki/sign I took about 10 yrs. ago.

Have you heard anything about a smaller place just north of The I.N.M.P. called something like, South Sea village?

Post #658345 by Phillip Roberts on 11/10/2012