Post #758358 by AceExplorer on Wed, Feb 3, 2016 9:27 PM

Swizzle and Swanky, good comments, and you made me wonder what the "new frontiers" today would be. Tiki archaeology -- where more of us run out and document/discuss what's left and is quickly disappearing from the mid-century stuff? That would be great fun, and could be done by many (but not all) right in our own backyards. I remember running into a symposium presenter at the last Hukilau who lived his interest to the fullest and explored closed/abandoned former tiki locations. He had great photos and great stories. Surely there are a lot of things out there still to be explored, photo-documented, etc. all over the globe. Bring it on!

I'll give some thought to being less "chatty" myself here. But honestly, you folks drag out the desire in me to discuss and share thoughts on a lot of subjects. So is this place really dead? Hell no, I don't think so. There's tremendous value here, and that's why I try to keep my finger on the pulse and also enjoy participating. Really, this is way better than Facebook and Twitter, and I'm puzzled that this is a discussion topic at all here.