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Old 3rd December 2008, 02:23 AM   #1
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The scientific names of kamyas are Averrhoa bilimbi and Hedychium coronarium. And the active agent in kamyas is oxalic acid.
That just makes my mouth water!
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Old 3rd December 2008, 03:08 AM   #2
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That level of etch is fine in my personal opinion .
The contrast levels are what they are sometimes .
Nice pattern.
Thanks for the comments, Rick

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That just makes my mouth water!
Kino, don't you miss the delightfully acrid taste of kamyas?
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