Emmanuel's Mahi

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Emmanuel's Farm

Wow, this is awesome mahi from Emmanuel and it looks like it was so much fun to make!  I can see by the photo's that were sent in that you have also been working hard on your other mahi as well, that is so fantastic Emmanuel, ka pai!  I love the farm you have made!
Thanks for sharing your hard work with us Emmanuel.




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