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Old 21-10-2004, 06:20 PM
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Nina Shishkoff wrote:



I bagged the carvings and killed the beetles as they emerged. I think
the little exit holes just add charm to the statues.

microwawes?
anyway not all woods are suitables for jin .. many like pine decay
very quickly.. nature shows us the way for hardy wood


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