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Ruth writes:
>>Subject: Re: Weed Wackers

But you'd squawk like HELL if you had to pay his going rate for him to trim
it all by hand like I used to do in the cemetery.  Ruth<<

There are always better ways to control maintenance costs than squawking.
What I would do is simply take weed wacking around the historic buildings
off of the maintenance task list. Saves money, saves historic fabric, saves
squawking. I have yet to see a case where letting a little grass grow up
around the building has caused as much damage as wacking.

John

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