You mean a sandbank?  We got 'em.  Gravel banks are more interesting
though.  Gotta be careful since they can cave in and bury ya.  I spent one
VERY long evening picking gravel out of the ass of a drunk guy after a
gravel bank cave in when I worked OR many years ago.  Ruth



At 7:51 AM -0400 7/30/02, Ken Follett wrote:
In a message dated 7/29/2002 2:59:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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OK,  pickle-face, where is the nearest sand mine?  I'm ready.


There is a kool looking one on Long Island out near Exit 49 on the LIE.
Lots of different colored piles of sand. I'll check into if they will let
us in, there is also Scofield in NJ that, though not a mine, may be
interesting as well. There has to be a few up the Hudson as well that may
be worth checking into.

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