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Re: Didj rot [message #2415 is a reply to message #2379]

Mon, 02 January 2006 14:57

Skyer
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Registered: September 2005
Location: Netherlands

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I decided not to go with the didge, I reasoned that if it can get fungus on it it will probably not be protected well enough inside and out. I bought a proper epoxy protected eucaluptis didge, it cost me 250 dollars but atleast it's eaten out by termites, well protected and very beatifull. Tnx allot for the advice though.

Playing the Didgeridoo is taking the time to catch up with mother earth
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