Lakeland Landscape Gardening Stone Available

[pjhill]

Anyone interested?

Cheers !

Peter Hill

[Jon Rouse]

pjhill wrote in message ...
>Anyone interested?

No, I'd prefer it to stay in the Lakelands.

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Jon Rouse wrote on Mon 05 Feb 2001 02:29:24p :

>pjhill wrote in message ...
>>Anyone interested?
>
>
>No, I'd prefer it to stay in the Lakelands.
>

It's more complicated than that - I'd rather see limestone pavement stay in
situ along with the wildlife that depends on it, but assuming there's a
market for it I'd rather see people earn a living quarrying Shap granite
than being paid my taxes as dole money, or forced to work as tour guides in
'DisneyLakes'.

[cormaic]

Twas Mon, 5 Feb 2001 01:26:12 -0800, when "pjhill"
<pjh...@ntlworld.com> enriched all our lives with these words......:

>Anyone interested?
>
What type of stone in what sort of quantities? There's all
sorts of different 'stone' up in "lakeland" (Gawd, that's a horrible
term!)

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(allegedly) Lots more gardening fun - www.expertgardener.com

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[pjhill]

Its a friend of mine, (no internet access), he says mainly from slate
quarries for rockeries, landscaping etc. Most probably green slate. I'd have
to ask him regarding quantities.

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Cheers !

Peter Hill

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