Re: Pell

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Rolled up sheet cork (found in hobby shops for railroad modelers,) about
4-5" thick around a 4"x4" post. This get covered by rolled up woven reed
matting for a depth of another 4-5 inches. The matting cuts easily, but
the cork traps the blade and stops it from hitting the wood core. These
mat reed mats sell for next to nothing (maybe 50 cents?) all over SE
Asia, with people selling them on street corners, outside parks, all
over beach areas, etc. I'll send you a bunch but because of the size,
the shipping might be high. They might also be rough to get through
customs. I know that Australia customs goes bats when they see these
things and insist on spraying/cooking/irradiating/etc., them to prevent
insect transfer.

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Steve Kramer
"PhotoEnvisions" Photography
Chiang Mai, Thailandhttp://www.photoenvisions.com

Say Hey Stevie:

Where are these mats being sold on 'street corners' in Chiang Mai? BTW
- What have you come up with on that inflatable dingy I asked you
about several weeks ago. Me figures if you can do knifie and matty
research, purchasing, and shipping to people you don't know and havn't
met then you certainly can help your ole drunken friend who only met
you once on January 8, 2004. LMAO!

5555 Yee-Haw !!