Y'all never met Ken's cat, Puddin' Stone.  Funny cat.  She used to like to follow me while I was walking Ken's dog, Monster, then pretend that she really wasn't following us.  That she really just came down the road in the same direction as us because there was a particularly interesting blae of grass that she absolutely had to sniff.

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From: This isn`t an orifice, it`s help with fluorescent lighting. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ruth Barton
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 5:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [BP] Pudding stone


Hey, there's one of them in Gageville, right here in southern VT.  Only we call it "that round brick thing that has something to do with the water system."  That's cause it's brick, you see.  Ruth






At 10:33 AM -0400 5/15/04, [log in to unmask] wrote:
Ken ; I missed the update from the stone conference; was there bad stones represented there ? Could you meet any new stones? How about sexy stones ?

Right now I am building a French Cabine...( round pump house w/ conical roof ) using Dixie red neck stone ....ah hah I got you there professor .....this is the cheapest stone on the international market ;I got mine delivered for free, FREE ...I tell you ..alll you want ..take.... take What  quarry does this wonderful dimensioned stone come from ? The old 1930's concrete highway ;as the old blue roads are dug up this stone is beautiful dimensioned poured aggregate 6" and 8" by 2 ft . Laid flat with no rebar  one might take it for pudding stone, a Bean town favorite
  ..signed the crusty crab PY

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