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Portland artisan urges youth to become skilled craftsmen

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STEVE TAYLOR is one of the last remaining craftsmen in the rural Portland community of Mill Bank. What distinguishes him from the others is his utilisation of bamboo stalks to make craft items. Taylor was found hard at work on Tuesday afternoon...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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