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Newbie wants to join round robins

16 years ago

Hi, I am new to the exchange. I began several months ago but due to various life problems am just getting back. I would love to join some round robins. I don't have a lot of things but I have loads of white poppy seed to share. I hope to hear from someone. Thanks

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graanieb
16 years ago
Hi, welcome, glad you're getting back, I've been getting back myself. Plenty of nice folks here who will keep you occupied and supplied with seeds, often for stamps. I'll send you some if you'll email me and let me know what interests you the most.

If you want to join Acres Edible Seed Swap, just follow me down to the 10th post, as I was on my way there.

good luck, have fun,

Bea
diene
16 years ago
Hello Happy;
If you go to the MNF robins, that stands for Make New Friends and it welcomes new people to the Round Robin Forum. Great group in those threads and you can visit without participating if you so choose.
Welcome. diene
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sassyd
16 years ago
Feel free to check out Pedal Pushers. Lots of choices here that welcome new people. Hope you stop by.

Sassy

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