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Posted by Gene Davis(Ga.) on September 15, 2003 at 17:40:41 from (66.82.9.27):
In Reply to: Auction posted by Justin on September 15, 2003 at 06:54:53:
Don't know about the prices, but have a funny story to share about chicken crates. My daughter went off to college a few years back and she and her boy friend,(now hubby) kept raving about the neat bookshelf they had bought at a flea market that had adjustable shelves. When I finally saw it, it was a cleaned up and varnished wooden chicken stood on end with the top removed and pine boards cut to length to make shelves and you simply put them on the matching rungs to get the spacing you wanted! After I told her what it was, she was even more proud of it and has it in her houde now. Gene
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