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Wanted 6x6 beams or railroad ties?
I am wanting to start a second garden bed.
Anyone have some extra unwanted lumber/beams/railroad ties laying around?
In exchange I'd love to give you a handmade bracelet for you! (I also make jewelry)
Please let me know. Reply with pictures if possible.
Thanks everyone!
eva
Anyone have some extra unwanted lumber/beams/railroad ties laying around?
In exchange I'd love to give you a handmade bracelet for you! (I also make jewelry)
Please let me know. Reply with pictures if possible.
Thanks everyone!
eva
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Permalink Reply by Anne Goldfeld on -
Watch out for railroad ties - they are treated with creosote which can be harmful/toxic. I have seen them on Craigslist if you need them for non edible plantings.
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Permalink Reply by Eva Hotchkiss on -
Thanks. Duh...I think somewhere in the FAR recesses of my brain...I knew that?!@
....CANCEL RAILROAD TIES!
Need timbers or lumber of some kind.
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