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Where to post for cement leaves

19 years ago

Hi, I am new to the board. I have been reading on here for over a year and I finally wanted to post but I have read some of you don't want cement leaves on here but I can't find anyother place to post it. Can you direct me to where you would like me to post?

This is the best bunch of people with so much information, I made some leaves from your instrutions and I wanted to show them to you. Thanks>

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chris2u
19 years ago
Hmmmm, I don't know who doesn't want leaves here. I'm fairly sure the owners of this board have not come in here and banned them. You are a member. Post away. I'd like to see them.

chris2u
billie_ann
19 years ago
I've been a member of this forum since the '90's and never saw a post telling someone that they couldn't post about cement leaves. Most, if not all of the leaves on this forum are made from sand and cement. Post away! Billie
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