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Re: [GSAS-Member] Looking for stones
If you live ANYWHERE near there, Alpine Rockeries in Woodinville has
decent prices and nice stones. I got some very nice looking black
stones from a creek near Mount Baker, but I wouldn't trust rocks that
don't come from near the "source" in case there are harmful
pollutants(although I suppose you could test to see if they'll kill
goldfish before putting them in with more expensive fish).
On Nov 11, 2008, at 12:48 PM, Bryan Nichols wrote:
> The only other places I would consider looking for rocks are
> landscaping
> places. They may have attractive stones for purchase. I don't know
> of a
> local source for ADA stuff, I always order online.
>
> You could always break a stone into two pieces rather than just
> using 3 of 4
> stones in a 10 lb pack :)
>
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>
>
> -Bryan
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