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HAVE: Many natives and others!

10 years ago

I had my list completely updated! Somehow it just disappeared and just now getting most of it listed again. Still have along way to go, but wanting to start some trading. I still want tons of common things also, so don't let my wish list scare you off. I just need to redo it and still trying to get all my things listed on the haves! So check it out and lets trade! Thanks! Melinda

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Melinda Hagen
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10 years ago
If anyone wants the bur oaks, they will be 4 to a trade. They are very large and costly to ship. I would like at least 2 items for 1 trade and still will be costly as postage has increased again! Thanks, Melinda
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