>>non-smooth wood
What about using medium high pressure air to blast the dust off the walls and vacuum what lands on the floor? And if that doesn’t work, you call it “atmosphere,” or some such.
Hope that your timber walls are ringing with laughter and the smell of good food. The most Happy Thanksgiving, dear heart.
Some of the wood is quite rough. I just live with what I can’t clean, and daddy long legs are my pets. :-) Thankfully not timber walls but still, lots of pretty rough sawn lumber, some from our own trees.
We are having a nice and quiet Thanksgiving, and I hope yours and everyone at Q Nation is having a happy Thanksgiving day.
This is interesting:
Caravan - Central American Criminals Mass Arrests By Tijuana Police (Video)
At least 40 members of the multiple caravans of Central American migrants who have recently arrived in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico, have by now been arrested for various crimes and will face deportation.
The Tijuana government accused them of a string of offenses, including drug possession, drunkenness, social disorder, and resisting arrest.
Last night, three more Central American migrants were arrested for minor offenses (disturbing the peace and allegedly smoking marijuana) by police in Tijuana, as footage shows.
Related coverage: http://thegoldwater.com/news/42913-Caravan-Biggest-Migrant-Group-Arrives-Angry-Tijuana-Residents-Shout-Mexico-First.
“As the number of people arriving at the shelters increases, we have to increase the number of the security forces, with the support of other authorities,” Tijuana’s secretary of public security Marco Antonio Sotomayor commented on the situation.
The statement furthermore said it was expected that the caravan members would be deported from Mexico “to their country of origin.”
Tijuana is having difficulty dealing with the great number of migrant arrivals and the mayor has called upon the federal government to release additional funding.
Lethal force
Meanwhile, tension is mounting at the border as the White House released a “decision memorandum”, signed by the president warning that “credible evidence and intelligence” indicates thousands of approaching Central American migrants “may prompt incidents of violence and disorder” which could threaten border patrol agents and other government personnel.