Epstein Secrets

n Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The pigments are natural earth pigments whic

o 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 in the first week of January. I will let you

ul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The pigments are natural earth pigments whic

o 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 in the first week of January. I will let you

n Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The pigments are natural earth pigments whic

o 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 in the first week of January. I will let you

ul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The pigments are natural earth pigments whic

o 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 in the first week of January. I will let you

ul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The pigments are natural earth pigments whic

o 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 in the first week of January. I will let you k