Don't move firewood
Food for thought. Don't move firewood There is an interactive map to see what restrictions the state you're traveling to has,but the best policy is to not haul firewood and just buy it where you'll ...
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dodge guy wrote:
The problem as i mentioned is that some campgrounds are saying no to even scrap lumber! Hmmmm! I only see one reason for it$$$$$$$
yeppers
when they won't allow wood that is safe, it is very obvious
next in the quest for cash will be Ice, only their ice can be used in their park, cause its water don't you know to single substance that across the history of mankind has taken millions upon millions of lives.
THEN once they have control of the ice some may even attempt to monopolize food, hey you might be bringing in an unwanted pest in that apple.
after all theaters do not want you to bring in your own snacks, the ones around here strictly forbid it.
I went to a park up by huntsville a couple years ago,, it was a rare occasion that I went to a privately owned park, I normally don't waste my money at them. but they insisted I had to buy their firewood, I brought my own anyways, bought 2 bags of theirs and it was wet and some still green, so I kept mine hidden in a couple large totes and discretely got out what I needed when I needed it, even with my dry wood their wet******still smoldered popped and sizzled for a while before it would actually stay lit on its own.
that to me is like when you rent a house and the landlord says you have to buy groceries at the store that he also owns
