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21 years ago

I am posting on behalf of a friend.

No trade -- just some free bamboo if you want to dig your own.

She has some black (?) bamboo growing behind her deck that needs to go. She lives in Seattle/Queen Anne. Access behind the deck is limited so she might have to hire rofessionials to remove it, but if you are feeling brave and strong please contact her at ping@fatmice.com.

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firevicar
21 years ago
Dear Whiskeyjack,

Your "finders fee" is a clump of black bamboo that's dug and waiting for you at Ping's house. I got almost all of it dug, but finally ran out of steam. Thank you very much for posting this on the GW.

I wonder if you can do me a favor. I left my old wooden handled loppers leaning against Ping's fence. If you happen to come to the Green Elephant, could you bring them?

all the best

Jim
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