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bring wood back from Hawaii?
Going to Hawaii soon and I'm interested in bringing some local wood back
with me - monkey pod and koa, for example. Has anyone done this before? Should I attempt to bundle some up and ship it with my luggage, or have it shipped separate via UPS or FedEx? I'm not talking about huge quantities here, but enough to make some boxes or similar. Regardless, the stuff is probably heavy..... Thanks. |
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