Naugahyde source

[twilson@motionwear.net]

John: It's easy to find the Naugahyde you need - go to the source. This wonderful material comes from the skin of Naugas. They are a type of animal that lives in the Himalayan mountains in Nepal. If you're ever there mountain climbing, you may catch a glimpse of them. Naugas are pack animals, and are generally found near other similar animals - the Spams and the Lycras. The hide from Naugas vary in color, depending on the age of the animal. They start as a biscuit color, then change to a red, then to green. When over 60 years old, they turn black. Tom Wilson TC0272