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Posted by: Ellinor R. Mitchell (
) at 2005-06-27 14:25:37
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our martha's vineyard terrain is extremely natural. recently, we topped it with stone dust; a bit too much, i think.
it's great for practice, as most of it is 'dead'.
does stone-dust eventually subside into the underlayer?
[yes, i water, rake & roll.]
thanks, ellinor
Posted by: guy therrien (
) at 2005-06-27 21:09:34
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What do you mean by: it's great for practice, as most of it is 'dead'??
Provided the underlayer is a hard surface, the stone dust will eventually become very hard too.
HTH,
Guy
Posted by: Ellinor R. Mitchell (
) at 2005-06-29 12:49:24
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thanks for reassurance that stone-dust will eventually harden.
by great for practice i referred to thread in which people lamented 'dead' spots on terrain; and somebody wrote it's good practice to learn to cope with them.
with lots of 'dead' terrain , i must practice lobbing. regards, ellinor
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