https://www.sevenpleasures.org/gallery 13 photos in 1 album en-US Sun, 26 Apr 2026 05:42:09 +0000 Gallery 1.5.4, http://gallery.menalto.com/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 40 https://www.sevenpleasures.org/albums/Islamorada/IMG_5213.thumb.jpg https://www.sevenpleasures.org/gallery 144 108 https://www.sevenpleasures.org/gallery/Islamorada d6fe625900ab9f19745ffc541a4c418e Mon, 06 Dec 2004 15:01:32 +0000 https://www.sevenpleasures.org/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=Islamorada https://www.sevenpleasures.org/albums/Islamorada/IMG_5213.thumb.jpg https://www.sevenpleasures.org/albums/Islamorada/IMG_5213.sized.jpg https://www.sevenpleasures.org/albums/Islamorada/IMG_5213.thumb.jpg 108 144 Once upon a time, in the 50's that is, it's clear, Islamorada had a real Tiki vibe going. The Sunset Inn (alongside the very 50's but probably never Tiki, La Jolla), The Islander Resort, The Kon-Tiki resort, the Kona-Kai and even the Holiday Isle Tiki bar- where the rumrunner was created, all were part of an island community hinting at the Pacific not the Atlantic. What remains now seems shards without coherence. You will however, still find http://www.tikicompany.com/ carving and selling their Tikis along route 1 and plenty of cinderblock 50's leftovers waiting to be discovered.