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| Disregard that last bit about crayons and paper. I have been informed that it's a practice that is now frowned upon beause it can cause damage to the microstructure. Good digital photography is the solution. I remember 4W's useful hint of rubbing with grass. I suppose this would now be a no no because it involves rubbing the carvings. Is this a plot by the manufacturers of digital cameras? Wanna buy some crayons? Reply | with quote |  18th November 2002ce 12:29 In reply to: Castlerigg, there's the rub! (fitzcoraldo) |
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