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Re: Wiring method to a dock

#85195 06/05/03 11:11 PM

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How about overhead? You would be environmentally friendly by providing a roosting spot for the birds. [Linked Image]

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Re: Wiring method to a dock

#85196 06/06/03 01:02 PM

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Donnie,

But then he'd have to invest in a few strips of this thing to keep the birds from dumping on stuff. [Linked Image]

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