chriscoli
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I got one of the buckets.....did you get the other?
JasonC
Members
Dont know where you are in MD, but the Stone Store in Glenn Burnie has a great selection of river rock. They sell both by the pound for the fancier stuff, and then by the ton in their bulk pits. If you take out of the bulk pits, depending on how much, they will often just let you walk with it since enough rock for a tank is not worth the time for them to calculate the price for something that is sold by the ton. The fancier stuff is by the pound, and is still a very reasonable price.
HTH
HTH
chriscoli
Administrator
I'm a fan of Irwin Stone, personally. 
I'm a fan of Irwin Stone, personally.
No I didn't get to stay for the auction.
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Leffler817
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You could try some wild caught stones from your nearest drainage ditch. I know someone on the forum who scored a bunch of zebra rock.... Unless you live downtown and far away from nature-type settings.
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You could try some wild caught stones from your nearest drainage ditch. I know someone on the forum who scored a bunch of zebra rock.... Unless you live downtown and far away from nature-type settings.
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Isn't that illegal? And trespassing of some sort? I mean its county property right?
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Jmoore
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Well with the prices the get the rocks for yo could just leave 50¢ on a rock and take 5 others haha
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JasonC
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I'm a fan of Irwin Stone, personally.
I'll have to check them out sometime...