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Old 05-08-2005, 11:17 PM
Mike Lyle
 
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Sue Begg wrote:
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Thanks to everyone for your replies. At £40 a cu metre I am having

to
do a lot of sweet-talking to hubby but at least I am clearer of

what
the options are now


While you're sweet-talking, consider why you want the stuff in the
first place. It looks awful, and has no nutritional value. Earth
should be covered with plants, not refuse the Forestry Commission's
desperate to get rid of.

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Mike.




 
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