I'm down in Florida for my brother inlaws wedding.He is having it on the beach and wants a bon fire.
He asked me to go get some wood at Lowes.
$5 a bag and each bag is .75cf
I'm in the wrong business.
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$853 a cord what a bargain
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I'm down in Florida for my brother inlaws wedding.He is having it on the beach and wants a bon fire.
He asked me to go get some wood at Lowes.
$5 a bag and each bag is .75cf
I'm in the wrong business.
CenterTree
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Weddings can be VERY expensive. (but only if you let them).
Well he's not getting a very big bonfire
should have brought the chain saw and truck you could have "Found" some along the way.
weatherguy
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Look on CL and find some local shipping pallets, get a truck load or two, now that's a fire! Ha! Good luck!
Especially when they don't work out .....Weddings can be VERY expensive. (but only if you let them).
PapaDave
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I really like how the bags have info on where you can use the firewood....."fireplaces, firepits, stoves, grills.
Nice label.
Congrats to your BIL.
Nice label.
Congrats to your BIL.
CenterTree
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PapaDave
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Yeah, ambiance and s'mores.
I was being a bit sarcastic with "now that's a bonfire"
I doubt many Floridians know how to light a "real" fire
I really like how the bags have info on where you can use the firewood....."fireplaces, firepits, stoves, grills.
Nice label.
Congrats to your BIL.
I didn't look but there probably is another label that tells you how to use it with a long list of warnings
CenterTree
Minister of Fire
True. Looks more like what I consider a "campfire".
To me, "Bonfire" flames usually peak at somewhere around 25 feet high.
And if I recall, (from my younger days) bonfires sometimes involved BEER KEGS, instead of champagne glasses.
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Anyone care to do the math on this......? .66 cu. Ft. @ $5.99 kiln dried. Hick or mesquite., I had a bag of cherry "chunks" that would make anyone quiver! IIRC .66 cu. INCH! @ $7.99
AmarilloSlim
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AmarilloSlim
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BTW. 0.75 cu. Ft. Bags of oak are $10.99 here. Mixed hardwood .75 wrapped bundles range from $3.99-6.99 here.
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