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02-09-2004, 09:28 PM
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gary davis wrote:
On 8/31/04 12:28 PM, in article , "Sarah Dale" wrote: I disposed of about 1/2 ton of rubble clay and sand from my garden in the local tip over several car loads. I must praise the guys who run the tips here in Flintshire - they even lifted it in to the skip and emptied the bags for me - they are super helpful chaps. HTH, Sarah Hi Sarah, For heavens sake don't dispose of it give it to Franz...he can use some. Have a look at this message (below) I posted awhile ago. He told me he has only 6" of soil on hardpan and is trying to compete with his friends in growing 'stuff'. What chance does he have? Hi Gary, Nice idea, but I did all that work on my garden three years ago.... You will also note that I specifically said I was disposing of rubble, clay and sand. None of which I think Franz would want! Not to mention the problems of transporting it between my place and Franz's. As it happens, approx. 1/4 of what I disposed of out of my garden went to build a neighbours land drain, and we were both happy with the arrangement. As for the rest of it, it was disposed of properly, and went to form land fill caps. Also for Matt - please note I transported all my rubble in a Ford Fiesta - so your Micra should cope. Spread the load throughout that car if you are worried - i.e. one sack in the passenger seat foot well, 3 in the rear foot well, maybe 5 in the boot. Sarah |
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