hello! i was wwoofing in nz and had the pleasure of using a niwashi of which i would love to have in the uk for future use.

i wonder if you can post it to the uk? if not, do you know if you can travel with it via plane or if the are any stockists in europe? i would really like to get one!

i realise this was posted some time ago and your email ends in nz.
i hope you can help me.

yours gratefully,

debi jones

On 22/03/2014 05:12, wrote:
hello! i was wwoofing in nz and had the pleasure of using a niwashi of which i would love to have in the uk for future use.

i wonder if you can post it to the uk? if not, do you know if you can travel with it via plane or if the are any stockists in europe? i would really like to get one!

i realise this was posted some time ago and your email ends in nz.
i hope you can help me.

yours gratefully,

debi jones

It might make sense if there was a valid link!

"Broadback" wrote in message
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On 22/03/2014 05:12, wrote:
hello! i was wwoofing in nz and had the pleasure of using a niwashi of
which i would love to have in the uk for future use.

i wonder if you can post it to the uk? if not, do you know if you can
travel with it via plane or if the are any stockists in europe? i would
really like to get one!

i realise this was posted some time ago and your email ends in nz.
i hope you can help me.

yours gratefully,

debi jones

It might make sense if there was a valid link!

This gentleman http://www.niwaki.com/ might sell what you want. I've just
purchased a tripod ladder from him and I keep looking at his other tools.

It might make sense if there was a valid link!

and not just SPAM



Didn't anyone read the date of the first post?
On Tuesday, August 8, 2000 5:00:00 PM UTC+10, phillip smith wrote:

Martin wrote:

Something for everybody
http://www.niwaki.com/store/ars-shears/

With a quirky sense of humour

http://www.niwaki.com/store/mallet

"Wooden mallet for banging things. A real pleasure to use, with none of
that metallic ringing in your hands of a sledge hammer or lump hammer.
A big lump of wood on a stick - everyone should have one."