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It's funnel shaped, so it has a very tall slim trunk and then opens up at the top and slightly dips in like a bowl. Grey looking so it must be concrete
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I was talking to a Canadian tourist last week and he was telling me where he'd been. It accurred to me he had been to more counties of the Island than I had.
go to the post office and they will weigh it and tell you.
p,s or you can go on royal mail website and look at prices to send mail and work it out that way..as long as you have a scale.
¡dulce niña!
1... first class----
j.pee69
Cheapest will be 48p to Eire or normal first and second class for Northern Ireland. Weight and dimensions applicable
dsoc
It is not legal to use a stamp which says "1st Class" on a postal package which will traverse international borders. Make sure you use a stamp with a monetery denomination on it.
If, however, you are sending the package to someone in Northern Ireland then you can use a 1st Class stamp.
laoidun
You will have to take it to the post office and get it weighed
if it is a card or letter , not much.
fafandloo
Take it into the post office ,ask them to send it by air mail or if its bigger than a normal letter (envelope ) thay will weight it .
finestrat1
Depends on the value printed on the stamp.
Is máith liom cáca millĂs!
UK, where abouts England Northern Ireland Scotland or Wales?
To find the right cost go to
http://sg.royalmail.com/portal/rm/PriceFinderResults?pageId=pc_sltc_rm_results&keyname=rmPriceFinderResults&catId=23500532
Colin Hughes
It depends on the size and weight of the letter. A standard card (i.e. Christmas card) you would only need one standard, if its A4, its best to consult the post office.
Newgran
one first class stamp should be enough if it is just a letter
Gem*
Depends on size and weight.
Got to the Post Office
bella
A normal letter would be 48 pence.If its a large letter you had better get it weighed at the post office.
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