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  1. Bushfire New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    83 posts
    Kansas
    Right where I-190 becomes I-290 in Worcester, MA I saw an industrious fellow bucking up the wood the highway dept. had recently dropped on the "on-ramp/off-ramp". Anybody out there guilty? :zip:

    Blue overalls and a pick-up truck.

    Would have done the same myself, but I get pretty much all the free wood I want from another source, which I can not divulge.
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  2. KarlP Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    476 posts
    Its one of those "you had to be there" posts. If you haven't driven I-290 in the last month, it doesn't make sense.

    The highway department has been felling trees along the shoulder of the road between Worcester and the northern end of 290. Its mostly brush and pine, but there are some decent size oak and maple trees every few hundred yards along the side of the road. They are all destined for a giant grinder. I myself was eyeing them for firewood a few weeks ago, but I wasn't crazy enough to stop along the side of the interstate.
  3. Bushfire New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    83 posts
    Kansas
    My bad - sorry if it was confusing. With all the discussions of scrounging for wood on this forum, I was just wondering if the person doing the bucking was one of us. The guilty comment was tonuge in cheek. Yes, the written word can sometimes be confusing.
  4. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    I know who is doing that job on 290 and 190. I wouldn't make a mess out of his piles of brush and wood. He will not be happy. He can be a grumpy old man.
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