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eaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to Wewak can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
leaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to Wewak can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
leaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to Wewak can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
leaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs in th
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
leaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to Wewak can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
leaving for PNG at 10.15 tonight for a month to pick up, pack and ship the bark panels along with other jobs. I will be out in Ambunti (on the upper Sepik river) next week and when I get back to Wewak can send you pictures of the panels. In an ideal world the panels should be here and cleared customs
stripped and flattened frond should probably be treated with an insecticide and/or a sealer for strength. (They will be fumigated before they leave New Guinea.) In the Washkuk, panels are sewn together as they are never perfectly flat or the same size, nor do they have nails. I will send you a panel toda
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