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Posted by Bob Quine on December 22, 1999 at 09:11:30 from (209.250.13.93):
Hi my name is Bob Quine. I am hosting a free email group that discusses trenching. We discuss all sorts of trenching topics through e-mail even tractor trenching. This is a free service and is for anyone that is interested in trenching information. If you like to join send me an email or asking to sign up, there is really no participation required. We even have an archive for new members that you can check out.
Here is my website that helps explain the group. It is only 1 page with a couple paragraphs.
Trencher Virtual Network
http://www.freeyellow.com/members3/trencher-group/index.html
Bob Quine
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