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I've always wondered who makes these boats: Are they made in Hong Kong or bought ready-made from across the border as we do most of our stuff?
Today, on our walk, I got my answer. They make them in Shap Long... or at least, they are lacquered there.
This guy was puzzled as to why I was so excited about seeing him paint a boat but he gamely agreed to the photos.
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