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Dirt does decay, piles of dirt disappear regularly on deed and off deed. [[User:SchmendictV2|SchmendictV2]] 09:23, 7 January 2008 (CST) | Dirt does decay, piles of dirt disappear regularly on deed and off deed. [[User:SchmendictV2|SchmendictV2]] 09:23, 7 January 2008 (CST) | ||
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| + | never seen it happen, myself. checked on a pile that was off-deed and regulary took dirt from it for my pinewood piles, and i never saw any damage on any of it for at least a whole week. Additionally, several dirt piles containing 100 dirt kept that amount, without damage, throughout at least another week. | ||
| + | So, i drew the conclusion that unless they start to decay only after 2 weeks (which didnt seem likely at that point), they dont decay at all. -- [[User:Einnel|Einnel]] 080107 | ||
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Dirt Decay
Dirt does decay, piles of dirt disappear regularly on deed and off deed. SchmendictV2 09:23, 7 January 2008 (CST)
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never seen it happen, myself. checked on a pile that was off-deed and regulary took dirt from it for my pinewood piles, and i never saw any damage on any of it for at least a whole week. Additionally, several dirt piles containing 100 dirt kept that amount, without damage, throughout at least another week. So, i drew the conclusion that unless they start to decay only after 2 weeks (which didnt seem likely at that point), they dont decay at all. -- Einnel 080107
