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<p>[QUOTE="George Nesmith, post: 256015, member: 177"]I would think so all the ones I have seen that washed up showed some sign of sand and water wear. The cordage does not look like it has spent any time in the water. These were popular items for blowers to bring to craft shows in the PNW. I have a couple that are very decorative in a fish pond just some alga to clean off. I have had used ones where the water and sand had etched the area not protected by cordage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="George Nesmith, post: 256015, member: 177"]I would think so all the ones I have seen that washed up showed some sign of sand and water wear. The cordage does not look like it has spent any time in the water. These were popular items for blowers to bring to craft shows in the PNW. I have a couple that are very decorative in a fish pond just some alga to clean off. I have had used ones where the water and sand had etched the area not protected by cordage.[/QUOTE]
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