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Originally Posted by RB
LOL Rick.
Maybe Garbure is more apt.
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RB
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In a strange way, it is. The origins of garbure are in France and the word invokes both the sheaves cut for stacking as hay and the pitchforks used in the same process. Considering the current dry state of TenChain Hill, and the amount of dry grass we have, it does seem kinda apt.
Peter