Posted by DB4600 on October 05, 2016 at 11:36:22 from (174.219.5.248):
In Reply to: Sandstones posted by Shaler on October 05, 2016 at 08:03:12:
Where I grew up in central MN we were blessed. I've mentioned before about the farmers in the neighborhood all having rock pickers in the 70's before rockpickers were common. Unfortunately Pa buried all the rocks as we hauled them off the field to improve the grade behind the barn. I would venture to guess that Pa buried close 400 yards of rock in his farming career. Toward the end of Pa's career my brother had a connection for a landscaper from the west metro where the higher ups live. A couple of neighbors who had rock piles made good money selling their rocks to the landscaper who worked his magic for the folks who needed rocks. If the guy wants to buy your rocks negotiate a price.
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