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Rain Barrel

comments (0) April 17th, 2009 in gallery

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Rain Barrel with hose connection at bottom for watering plants.  Barrel will never overflow because of additional pipe in back takes water to pipe that is underground. This takes water away from the house. Click the image to enlarge.

Rain Barrel with hose connection at bottom for watering plants.  Barrel will never overflow because of additional pipe in back takes water to pipe that is underground. This takes water away from the house.
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