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My CC is on the way from Frankfurt to Düsseldorf. Hopefully it'll pass the costumer clearance as quick as the Sloth slaps the strings of his bass.
If it's moving from FF to DD, it's past customs
On vacation in New Orleans and mySS CC made it to the bayou.
A gator couldn't resist getting a closer look.
A gator couldn't resist getting a closer look.
And if he continues the story he will tell you how he spent the rest of his vacation following that gator around waiting to get his CC back [emoji6] lolOn vacation in New Orleans and mySS CC made it to the bayou.
A gator couldn't resist getting a closer look.
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Not necessarily. I can be brought to the nearest customs station of the receiver. Me, for instance, I had to collect vapemail from China in Arnsberg, it passed Franfurt Airport customs and was brought to my nearest customs station. There I had to pay the tax.
Seems that customs here are more lax. 3-6 working days is normal shipping time. With a little luck I will get my 6061 before Saturday. Then I depart for a trip to Wacken On Air metal festival in your country.
It depends. I ordered a Reo, it was cleared real quick, I ordered from China and had to pay the tax. Not every shipment gets the same treatment, it's kind of a lottery...
Have fun at WOA
Have fun at WOA
On vacation in New Orleans and mySS CC made it to the bayou.
A gator couldn't resist getting a closer look.
Whatch'all vapin' on??? 
This is what I'm workin' with.....
I got those Claptons......
Too many wraps....
I think I'll remove a couple, and see what's what....
This is what I'm workin' with.....
I got those Claptons......
Too many wraps....
I think I'll remove a couple, and see what's what....
THE RINGED GIDGEE
Ringed Gidgee is a unique and rare Australian hardwood. This difficult to find timber is highly sought after by knife makers. It is known for its depth of colour, beautiful figure and extreme hardness. Gidgee is classified as the 3rd hardest wood in the world, according to The Wood Data Base, making it an excellent knife making timber.
Our Ringed Gidgee is sourced from an outback Queensland property, Nickavilla. The trees that we use from this historic property have been dead for many years. The timber is very dry and perfect for a variety of uses. Each piece is cut to maximise its beauty.
About Ringed Gidgee
The Ringed Gidgee is a member of the Acacia family (same family as Koa). It grows in arid regions of Australia resulting in dense hard wood like Desert Ironwood.
The gidgee thrives in challenging terrains. Both provide nutrients and protection, thus fostering a mini ecosystem in and around them. The slow-growing gidgee may hang on for hundreds of years and produces one of Australia’s hardest and most durable timbers.
Ringed Gidgee is a unique and rare Australian hardwood. This difficult to find timber is highly sought after by knife makers. It is known for its depth of colour, beautiful figure and extreme hardness. Gidgee is classified as the 3rd hardest wood in the world, according to The Wood Data Base, making it an excellent knife making timber.
Our Ringed Gidgee is sourced from an outback Queensland property, Nickavilla. The trees that we use from this historic property have been dead for many years. The timber is very dry and perfect for a variety of uses. Each piece is cut to maximise its beauty.
About Ringed Gidgee
The Ringed Gidgee is a member of the Acacia family (same family as Koa). It grows in arid regions of Australia resulting in dense hard wood like Desert Ironwood.
The gidgee thrives in challenging terrains. Both provide nutrients and protection, thus fostering a mini ecosystem in and around them. The slow-growing gidgee may hang on for hundreds of years and produces one of Australia’s hardest and most durable timbers.
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