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Woody Design	7-Apr-2004 At 12:39:46 PM	Tel
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hey Mighty Mouse question1 : I would use some of the non slip paint that is used around pool areas, you can mix a little sand with it if you wanted some friction also. question 2: as far as drainage as simple or as complex as you like, you could create a layer system, wherein you have a layer of small rocks on the bottom, get some chicken wire and lay over the top, then dirt or some crushed pebble, more dirt on top if you use crushed pebble, and if you want a super soft landing... grape seeds, no idea where you get them from, or just bark. question3 http://www.uncarvedblock.com.au/woodieplans.html hope this helps a little tel

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