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Terre argileuse autours de Montréal / Clay dirt around Montreal

 
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Location: Montréal, Québec
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Bonjour, hi,
We are looking for clay dirt around Montréal, but so far no luck, all answers are negatives

Any Montréaler out there with a tip ?
 
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Welcome to permies.  I'm hoping someone in your area will see this and have a good answer for you.
 
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