While transporting a batch of photo sets that were in storage, this fourth pictorial of dancer Platinum Peaks was spotted and plucked from continued obscurity. As a kid, she was a Tomboy growing up in Canada, the daughter of a logger. As a young woman, she transformed into mega-boobed sexbomb 'Platinum Peaks.' Platinum told Las Vegas Sun reporter Bob Shemeligian that stripping "is the best thing I ever did. It gives me freedom and it gives me a chance to get people to enjoy themselves while I'm on stage. Canada is where I love to perform. I think striptease is the national pasttime there. It must be the cold weather." She was a nightly attraction of the Palomino Club in Las Vegas and at the So Big Burlesque show at the Vegas World hotel. Platinum didn't drive or own a car so she'd cab it back and forth. She owned six dogs and a cat and liked to read books on self-improvement and psychology. Her bras were custom made at the cost of $250 each. The last of the Nevada strip clubs that combined total nudity and liquor, the Palomino originally opened in 1969 when Vegas wasn't a corporate, beancounting metropolis. Located five miles north of The Strip, the Palomino was a favorite haunt of striptease-loving tourists--guys who loved their scotch neat, their steaks rare, their cigars big, their dice hot and their girls curvy--until the original owner passed away in the mid-'90s and the place lost its allure, and a lot of customers with it. Recent million-dollar renovations are an attempt to bring it back to its former sheen by its new owner, a Vegas show producer. Who knows? Maybe the Palomino will bring back the super-busty headliners. The grand re-opening was in August, 2006.