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HAVE: Anyone need any pine cones?

14 years ago

For bird feeders, yard art or decoration? I have tons of nice looking large pine cones, 8" to 12" long. They've been drying out in my house all winter so they aren't full of creepy crawly's or anything :-) . Actual pine cones not spruce or fir. I can bring them to the Oly Plant Swap if anyone wants any. Just thought I'd ask

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aka_strawberrygoat
14 years ago
I'm in Olympia and will be at a convention at the Red Lion on Saturday, so may possibly miss the swap but if there are no takers on the pine cones, I'd be happy to claim them, so would need to make arrangements a bit later, or maybe I can get out for a while during the show.

you can tag my name on them...pine cones are awesome and I have enough grandkids to do them justice...

Becky
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