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10:03 pm
Sat 12-Aug-06
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Fiona has spent hours searching online for these to use with her potpourri and pomanders.
She found a great price but it was a US site and shipping was £150!
Hoping that some of you smoking enthusiasts may know of a reasonably priced UK supplier.
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10:43 pm
Supreme Being
Wed 30-Dec-09
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D, you didn't say a quantity you were looking for, so this is probably too small, but just a thought.
10:51 pm
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Thu 24-Sep-09
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Seems quite expensive. 
Hope Fiona doesn't need very much of it.
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10:55 pm
Supreme Being
Wed 30-Dec-09
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By the sound of it, it isn't possible to obtain it from the UK, it will have to come from USA, and therefore a premium to pay for the privilege of someone importing it!
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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I think you should speak to Michelle and Barbara...
I'll try that again!
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Thu 7-Jan-10
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Would you be able to get cedar shingles and split them yourselves? They are certainly available in this country--I had to have part of the house reshingled last year. Left-overs make terrific wedges for levelling furniture, and other general uses around the house, and the old, split ones are good to burn. I don't know where the builder got them, but a huge pack of them was less than the shipping price quoted, I think.
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12:41 pm
Sat 12-Aug-06
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Thanks for finding that link, Val. those sachets are what she wants to make so it is the raw ingredient that she is looking for. Several kilos I guess. I can see lumber mills in the US that have mountains of the stuff but not found a UK bulk supplier yet.
Nice thought, TA, but probably impractical for Barbara to lug all that lot home.
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12:47 pm
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Yes, impractical to bring back, even though we may well be driving past some of those lumber mills. I will have to be very restrained about what I get there, especially I as may well get lots of family photos to bring back with me. But try builders merchants for shingles, maybe damaged consignments?
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Mon 21-Sep-09
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6:42 pm
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Just seen this thread.
I think cedar wood is resinous so no good for food smoking.
Just thought would mention this 
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6:52 pm
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Tue 22-Sep-09
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Shouldn't you have signed off as Wood Rat???
I'll try that again!
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