$3 a bag, build the structure eventually it gets wet, instant concrete
walls!!
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This blog will be all about my adventure of moving to Pilot Valley, just south of Montello, Nevada. I am going to post all of my Research I have done in a short time, so that others that want to move to the area, will have the ground work to make a good choice and know up front that there are and will be challenges. We must learn from each others mistakes, that way we do not fail.
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interesting idea but leaving the concrete in the bag won't allow for proper hydration creating unsafe weak spots and the layers of paper won't bind together. I think if you soak the bags completely and drive long spikes through the layers connecting them, a structure produced in this way might have a chance. Rev. Michael
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