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this is a blog mainly focused to sand collectors and people that want to start this kind of collection, as well for those that during the years picked up sand and soil from places where they`ve been and they didn`t imagine that a lots of people DOES collect that kind of stuff ...
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Monday, May 15, 2006

Some sands for trade


Soon i`ll design a better tradelist with most of the sands i have to trade...

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