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Posted by mm on June 20, 2006, 6:44 pm
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 21:55:35 GMT, "ameijers"
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>> >That is why you see the little pyramid shaped caps just make for a
>> >4x4. They are about as thick as a beer can and are usually gold
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>> Have you ever seen them for round posts?
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>Well, Down Home (southern Indiana), out along the country two-laners, I
When I lived in Indiana, I didn't spend enough time in Southern
Indiana. Mostly because I didn't have a licens most of the time, and
not a car, most of the time I had a license.
>often still see corner posts on fields as large as 12-18" tree trunk
>sections or recycled telephone poles. They cap those with galvanized sheet
>metal, or whatever is laying around the barn, hammered over and nailed into
>the sides. Even seen old license plates, Coke signs, etc, used for that.
I wouldn't mind making one, but I'm never going to make 6 (that
already have holes in the top) or 12 (counting the ones that don't get
sun now that the surrounding trees are taller) or about 30 (if I did
all of them). Too many other things to do, when they would only cost
a couple dollars each if I could only find them.
It's been 27 years and they're in pretty good condition, at least
above ground. If they can look good for 39 more years, I'll be 98
years old and dead or near dead. But I would still buy a set of 30 if
I could find them.
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>aem sends...
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