Freaky Flamingo Finds

I had no idea there was quite the tiki resort in Holly back in the day. I’m willing to bet you didn’t either. Lets get out our grass skirts and coconut bras to relive the Hawaiian Gardens Tiki Resort in Holly. According to  Critiki , the Hawaiian Gardens Tiki Resort was located on Grange Hall road on the shores of Oahu Lake in Holly and was the place to be. Built in the late 50s, early 60s, this place was decorated with imagery from Hawaii and Polynesian culture: Aside from hotel rooms, the complex had several restaurants and lounges. The Huki Lau Restaurant “tried to capture the true effect of Polynesia,” per the restaurant’s menu. The Polynesian Longhouse had full table service and advertised “individually cooked” meals. The Kahili Room served buffet-style food inside the geodesic dome and was available for private rentals. Waitoma Grotto Lounge had rock walls, and “glow worms” in the ceiling, inspired by a visit to an actual glow worm infested grotto cave in New Zeal...

Yes, I'm aware you can totally see me in the 'Flour" canister taking a picture, and I could care less. I got super excited about this. I love this 1960s chrome kitchen canister set made by Canette. You can set it up in your kitchen and just sit back and listen to all the complements roll in. There is a little wear to this in the form of a little bit of easily removable rust, but I keep it on because I appreciate the charm of a well loved piece. But, if you really must remove that rust, remember, a can of Coke and some tin foil will be your best bet. Not only will it remove it, but you'll have a refreshing drink by your side as well. Learn the trick from YouTube user: sixtyfiveford See, it works! I plan to post videos of my own cleaning/ tuning up finds with more swearing and sarcasm, so be on the look out for that very soon. In the mean time, if you'd like to get your hands on this wonderful canister set, scoop it up here : Ebay - 60s Vintage Ki...

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