Limestone slabs

[EddieWalker]

I'd break them into smaller pieces and use them for steping stones. If the color was real nice, maybe even a flagstone patio or pad to put a nice garden bench on.

Eddie

 

[dooleysm]

I'll be down that way tomorrow. I'm going to take the camera along and try to get some pictures of all that limestone.

They got all kinds of assorted stuff down there. It's turning into a big job sorting through it all and trying what to decide what to do with it. Some of us are in favor of junking it all and some want to keep everything. There's a few odd sized and colored garage doors, old fan motors, odd colored or out of date siding, random sized windows, all kinds of stuff like that. Stuff that would be really useful to the right person, but that person may not show up for the next 20 years. It's a confusing problem.

 

[KentT]

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Sounds like eBay to me... if you or someone has the time to list it, respond to emails, etc.

 

[Paddy]

I live in Bloomington, so I guess close by. The issue is S. Indiana is there is limestone everywhere. I don't know how it's today, but years past you could get a truck load of scrap for 3-$5. Or better yet, 10 tons delivered for the haul bill.

Use it yourself for around the house. It cuts like butter with circle saw and mason blade

 

[DocHeb]

You could contact Habitat for Humanity - they might be able to use them on one of their projects. That size stone was often used for windowsills and door thresholds.

 

[LBrown59]

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