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To: Taikun who wrote (25225)	1/22/2005 12:15:51 AM
From: hank2010	Respond to of 314187

What I have trouble with is anybody paying $210 per ton for limestone, David. I must be missing something. i thought that the only problem with quicklime was to keep it dry. David, really having trouble with my computer. One of these crashes, I may not light back up and I will really be in the dark! I will look again, but it was that high $ figure that threw me! In any case, I am sure you have done a lot more work on it than I (probably by an order of magnitude!)I read somewhere the value of sand, gravel, limestone and other aggregates produced in the US exceeded the value of the gold produced in the US. Best wishes, pardner!