Very Specific Thoughts on Dustpans

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    ChampionTier
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    This was a good article. I cannot stress enough how nasty poison ivy can be; I learned the hard way that the roots and stalks are just as bad (if not worse) than the leaves.

    Also, is there a more aero or stylish brand of dustpan on the market? Something, perhaps, made by Bontrager or Rapha?

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    bobco85
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    That’s a nice article that has a lot of useful information. However, it is a bit lacking in the snow and/or salt removal department ;)

    I keep a small brush and pruning shears on my bike to clear small spots having debris and rogue vines, but the group clean-ups are really effective in making the trails a lot nicer to traverse.

    @ChampionTier 174433 wrote:

    I cannot stress enough how nasty poison ivy can be; I learned the hard way that the roots and stalks are just as bad (if not worse) than the leaves.

    I hate poison ivy more than Judd hates standing trees. I had to take a steroid medication to recover from an allergic response to poison ivy at one point last summer.

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