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From: Kathryn.Porsche@C.CS.CMU.EDU
Subject: wooden fences
To: barbara.zayas@sei.cmu.edu
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Barb--
How about Dahlkemper's or Busy Beaver in Monroeville.  Also Monkey Wards
in Century III.  Last idea: approach a lumber yard (84 Lumber comes to
mind) and ask if there is a particular type of wood/construction style
they would recommend, any particular store/person they could suggest,
or if they have any do-it-yourself "kits".

Good luck!

--Kathie


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