Looks like a great operation there! Where did that scrounge come from?
I was a good scrounging neighbour tonight by keeping the noise at a bare minimum .
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I've been lucky for the last couple of years , 90% is within a 3 mile radius with this stuff being cut by someone else , just had to drive up to the pile and load 
Oh nice just driving by and seen a pile and askedI've been lucky for the last couple of years , 90% is within a 3 mile radius with this stuff being cut by someone else , just had to drive up to the pile and load
Nope , one better , they knew I was in the area and called me
Wow that's sweet! I need to find some contacts around here like thatNope , one better , they knew I was in the area and called me
Reminds me of a quote of "not moving there"...anyone remember where that was?
I've lived on both sides of the border and they each have their good points. As for the politics, I can't do anything about it other than vote. One thing I miss about America is biscuits and gravy! Lol. Plan on going through Michigan this year, which I enjoy. We spent 14 years living in Arkansas and Mississippi, so Ontario is quite a change of pace. They can't cook worth crap up here. Haha. I am a bbq God with what I learned down south. One thing for sure is I never had to cut any firewood down there.
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svk, auction buying is all about paying attention to the auctioneer and the crowd. And remembering where the good stuff is hidden in which boxes. People are very slow to start bidding so I often buy the 1st item at a sale and there are good deals if you stay until the end too. I go to a lot of Amish sales so I've been practicing a one bid plan for awhile now and it seems to stop them from even bidding. They want to start every item for nothing every time and make the auctioneer work for every penny. If I want the item, I bid what I think is just a little less than what I want to pay for it and it really seems to get rid of the tire kickers.
I gave away the Solo to a girl from work. Easy come easy go sometimes.
I gave away the Solo to a girl from work. Easy come easy go sometimes.
Good One!
some tunes just have it! this one, The Auctioneer rocks on... and no doubt will forever and a day, right on and into the tomorrows of eternity!
really like it... right up there, imo with 409, Dream Lover, Beep Beep (nash rambler song) and almost anything by Roy Orbison or Neil Sedaka...
>I was a good scrounging neighbour tonight by keeping the noise at a bare minimum .
Quiet!, 
(no sound) 
where is the noise???
I was a good scrounging neighbour tonight by keeping the noise at a bare minimum .
Quiet!, (no sound) where is the noise???
I've been lucky for the last couple of years , 90% is within a 3 mile radius with this stuff being cut by someone else , just had to drive up to the pile and load
me, too... 90% within a block or less...
> Haha. I am a bbq God with what I learned down south
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DDD to da bone smokin' BBQ we do down heres, this a parts... oh yeah! ....
SCROUNGE UPDATE:
Well, I finally got my latest scrounge kinda dried out, so I loaded it all up on my scrounge haulin' trailer (chipper, u noting! ? )... and once felled in place, I decided I best buck it up... so buck it up I did!... this afternoon. kinda ezpeasy with my stinger of a saw, Echo CS-271T... and in no time I had me a pile, just a tad short or so of a cord... ... I said, short... lol... some saw dust to clean up... and a nice pile of firewood. camp fire firewood... love that saw!!! thot u mite enjoy the other end of BIG scrounges... and so here are some updated pix to my latest, but not greatest scrounge:
my Echo brancher/limber timber saw... CS-271T fired to life 2nd pull... today. everyday! scrench is cause bar and chain had to be reset, I leave loose when its in its home...
confirmed: CS-271T
this bucked scrounge once dried... will be camp fire ready... plenty stix! ~
this saw earns it's keep over n over... over n over, again. ck out that awesome green lawn! pretty, but like some women... high maintenance... gets mowed every couple daze... lol
my 271-T's Happy Home...
Well, I finally got my latest scrounge kinda dried out, so I loaded it all up on my scrounge haulin' trailer (chipper, u noting! ? )... and once felled in place, I decided I best buck it up... so buck it up I did!... this afternoon. kinda ezpeasy with my stinger of a saw, Echo CS-271T...
and in no time I had me a pile, just a tad short or so of a cord... ... I said, short... lol... some saw dust to clean up... and a nice pile of firewood. camp fire firewood... love that saw!!! thot u mite enjoy the other end of BIG scrounges... and so here are some updated pix to my latest, but not greatest scrounge:my Echo brancher/limber timber saw... CS-271T fired to life 2nd pull... today. everyday!
scrench is cause bar and chain had to be reset, I leave loose when its in its home...confirmed: CS-271T
this bucked scrounge once dried... will be camp fire ready... plenty stix! ~
this saw earns it's keep over n over... over n over, again. ck out that awesome green lawn! pretty, but like some women... high maintenance... gets mowed every couple daze... lol
my 271-T's Happy Home...
Here's the latest scrounge last night[emoji2]
Here's the latest scrounge last night[emoji2]
scrounge: oak? or?....
White and red oak and a little birch mixed in.
