Posted by 37 chief on August 16, 2021 at 15:58:35 from (68.8.190.72):
I am always checking the net for fire wood. I can't just go out back and cut down a tree like a lot of you do. I see a nice pile of stacked wood, looks like I can just drive up to it, then another picture of wood not piled. I drive about 3 miles, I get there, the lady says the wood is over there, pointing to wood, over a slight bank. Then you can have some of the stacked wood. Ok the wood is dry, and only 90 degrees out why not. I use a hand truck to bring it to my pickup. I put the hand truck back. About that time the lady comes out, and says we have to go somewhere. I take it that meant for me to leave. Nothing lost , but gained some free wood. My first clue should have been, the add was 10 days old. I guess no one else needed fire wood as bad I did. In 40 years I have never had to buy wood. That's why I am starting early on my fire wood. Stan
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