Posted by Jim WJ on December 16, 2007 at 06:41:40 from (74.61.155.31):
In Reply to: A challenge for you all posted by Fire in the hole! on December 15, 2007 at 20:25:19:
On the farm here we used to burn the garbage weekly. But the last several years we recycle and it has worked out well. The[ small ] amount that is left over can be hauled off for about 20.00 a month. I'm sure this amount willbe different in other areas but it should be somewhat close. As far as burning the small amount that is left over just put it in the wood stove.[with a screen over the stack] I am structural and wildland fire, firefighter and have been on many fire calls because some paper blew off into some tall dry grass. As far as it being illegal I don't know anybody out there that hasen't broken a law some people every day [speeding].
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