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Old 07/04/06, 11:26 AM
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One person's trash can truly be another's treasure!..."
That is the truth I would not mind obtaining a few more of them, bet I could put them to good use.
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There is one that was just posted under free stuff on craigslist.org in Denver. The mesh kind.
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Old 07/04/06, 08:51 PM
 
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WOW! your question has really sparked some ideas for me.

I am going to find some off freecycle and use one to make a
grape arbor and another one for patio-screened outdoor cooking.
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Old 07/04/06, 08:56 PM
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Someone just gave us an old dish- we were thinking it would be a good shelter for animals- any ideas?

Anybody tough enough for a serious game of frisbee ???
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Old 07/04/06, 10:37 PM
 
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agmantoo..........that is neat!!
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Old 07/05/06, 08:31 AM
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Mine's kind of mutilated & smashed. It's mounted on a post in the back yard, making it about 4.5 ft off the ground. Seven or eight ft diameter.

Several months ago I was moving the chicken house with the tractor, and suddenly heard the sickening sound of metal crunching. I turned around to see the chicken house roof entangled with the sattelite dish.

The chicken house roof doesn't leak, and the sattelite dish isn't hooked up anyhow, but I'd sure like to get it torn down and get rid of it. It's uglier than it was before.

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