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    Quote Originally Posted by chicken View Post
    Richard will be there in his speedo (supposed to be in the 80's). I am sure he can lift it!
    Just so long as he does not have to bend down first. I will have my wife and child with me. I don't need a call from DFACS.


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    Skip, I told a Parks & Rec guy about it. Sounds like they're planning on getting rid of those tables anyway. Today I was up there doing line drills with students an saw the table. Wow! You really knocked it over! LOL! I never tried to pick one of those things up before, but I don't think even 6 guys could move it. I could barely budge one of the benches.

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    yeah, I didn't hit it hard, just moved into it slow, but deliberate. down it went. like a said, it will take a crane!

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    We moved a bunch of them at the last CDS conference in Marianna and I'm not surprised three of you couldn't pick it up. I'm surprised your truck survived it.


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    Bill, we're talking about the concrete picnic tables, not the green metal ones. If you moved the concrete ones, I'd like to watch you do it the next time you're down here!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RN View Post
    Bill, we're talking about the concrete picnic tables, not the green metal ones. If you moved the concrete ones, I'd like to watch you do it the next time you're down here!
    Yeah, they are a lot bigger than I had expected. There is heavy machinery already down there, so it seems like a job for them.


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    For some reason, this thread conjures up visions of Chevy Chase backing into Stonehenge in European Vacation.

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    I'd guess the Stonehenge rocks are lighter than the picnic tables at JB!!

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