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I've found a way of grafting stones together. If you mix sand and cement into a sort of paste and put it between two stones after a couple of days they graft together into one. In this way you can build up a family boulder made up of several different types of stone.

Pa snip, maybe the problem with the Fox is that it's been chasing the little red rooster if you scattered a bit of brown sugar around your problem might fade away or you could go down another route maybe route 66

Geoff wrote:I've found a way of grafting stones together. If you mix sand and cement into a sort of paste and put it between two stones after a couple of days they graft together into one. In this way you can build up a family boulder made up of several different types of stone.

Geoff

I assume you have some concrete evidence to support this

robo

How many CD's did you have to search to put that lot together

I should think that by now Barry must regret ever starting this thread and may well be on his 19th Nervous Breakdown

Don't worry pa snip time is on my side,little by little he will get his own back

So to summarise:

Stones don't grow but soil shrinks
Use for paths is what all thinks
Then there's flints to be honed
To Primmy's plot to get stoned
Rock and roll with songs a plenty
Damn great boulders acting sentry

by Long John Bouldry......

The lunatics seem to have taken over the asylum...

I'm going to migrate to another thread

Good One MW!

That is just about the gist of it!

Westi

Motherwoman wrote:So to summarise:

Stones don't grow but soil shrinks
Use for paths is what all thinks
Then there's flints to be honed
To Primmy's plot to get stoned
Rock and roll with songs a plenty
Damn great boulders acting sentry

by Long John Bouldry......

Barry wrote:The lunatics seem to have taken over the asylum...

I'm going to migrate to another thread

Can't I tempt you to another Stones Ginger Beer

Reminds me of when I started gardening up in Orkney... was not just stones but all kinds of broken china and once even a carpet, When there was no rubbish collection. Here in Ireland I expected that and sure enough.. chief trophy was a full set of dentures.. and the teapot spout made me all but weep knowing how these folk love their tea...

Pa Snip wrote:

Barry wrote:The lunatics seem to have taken over the asylum...

I'm going to migrate to another thread

Can't I tempt you to another Stones Ginger Beer

I think he's stoned, he's certainly out of here!

Pa Snip that was absolutely brilliant. I did actually laugh out loud. Well done!