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lor- Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.

MelodyL- We tried to have a yard sale last weekend but got rained out. Most of it is not worth trying to eBay. We have a huge amount of stuff to sell and will try again at a later date. (We filled our 90ft. long driveway on both sides. Huge. And I'm not done gathering stuff for the sale. )
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