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17-01-2014, 12:33 AM posted to rec.gardens

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Death by Irrigation

"David Hare Brained Sick-*******Scott" wrote:

No need, the drawing end is a foot valve in the river which is screened.
The screen is fine enough to exclude frogs etc but will occasionally admit a
bit of grass or stick. The frog got in because I opened the system to add
in a new section of pipe.

Liar!

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