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Mon, Sep 21, 09 at 9:04
| 6 or 7 landscaping timbers, good condition with no rot, most have holes in the ends as they were pinned with rebar. They're free to a good home! |
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| Are these the ones that are rounded on two sides and flat on two sides, 8' long and greenish? And where in Fort Worth are you? Cheryl |
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| They are flat on 2 sides, but are not greenish. They're sunbleached to a lighter brown, and darker on the side that's been facing the ground. I'm in Haltom City. |
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