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Re: OT: firewood, anybody ever have it stolen
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Posted by dave in Virgina on February 21, 2004 at 10:22:37 from (24.197.2.30):
In Reply to: OT: firewood, anybody ever have it stolen posted by Brad on February 20, 2004 at 02:45:21:
Yep.this year alone had 5 people(thiefs) tell me where the state owns and how they are allowed to take whatever they want from the state right-of-way.Key words,right of way.I still own it, just can't block access to it.Or so said the deputy,after one theif decided he was the law.We had some power line contractors,installing a new line just behind(yes)the states right of way.one man was found with his chainsaw across the fence sawing my locust posts into firewood.Several others felt the need to just stop and load up.I can't work that fast and have been gathering and piling it as weather allows,but still lost about 3 truckloads,maybe more.turns out one has a firewood business,and another has one of the larger farms in the area.He said he was doing me a favor by removing all that junky ol wood.None of them were needy,all were just greedy.Amazing how some jerks have tractors worth more than my whole place and hes gotta steal from me.Go figure.
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