Shelter Isle Apartments Info Needed - General Tiki

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:00 AM Ron, mea culpa, I meant to get back to you for some time, but I have not found the time to dig thru my slides which are all over the place. But all in all I must have 10 to 20 slides of the compound. The tall crouching Tiki you have is from the pool hut, and the other one from the mailbox hut. As I said in the book, the "Abandoned Village" installation was not recognizable anymore, and there were very few Tikis left standing. The entrance bridge was nice, and all the buildings had names like "Ala Moana" and "Sacred Falls". Once I collect all my slides in one spot I will get prints to you. Chris Nichols said that the kitchens had Moais on some of the tiles, I never was allowed inside, too shy in those early days of exploration... E-mail me again, I keep on saving your address into my AOL Address book, and then it dissappears!

Ron, mea culpa, I meant to get back to you for some time, but I have not found the time to dig thru my slides which are all over the place.
But all in all I must have 10 to 20 slides of the compound. The tall crouching Tiki you have is from the pool hut, and the other one from the mailbox hut. As I said in the book, the "Abandoned Village" installation was not recognizable anymore, and there were very few Tikis left standing. The entrance bridge was nice, and all the buildings had names like "Ala Moana" and "Sacred Falls".
Once I collect all my slides in one spot I will get prints to you.

Chris Nichols said that the kitchens had Moais on some of the tiles, I never was allowed inside, too shy in those early days of exploration...
E-mail me again, I keep on saving your address into my AOL Address book, and then it dissappears!

Post #69692 by bigbrotiki on Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:00 AM