Ok who was it on 287 in NJ today
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My guess is yes, if not we have a raving lunatic with a severe case of wood envy on or near hwy 287. Harvest with caution! :lol:
Its just like the guys that come into NJ from NY and PA. They come here to take our resources, be it our jobs or wood, then they go back across the border. They are the first ones to complain about NJ. You interlopers can have the oak and the pine, leave the rest for me! You guys need to lighten up.
gzecc said:
You just described me! I was born and raised in PA. I live on the eastern border along the Delaware river. I work in NJ, vacation at the shore and scrounge most of my wood there. Great state, but I wouldn't want to live in it! My area has been infiltrated with ex-Jersey residents. They seem very happy to have gotten out before the housing market tanked. If you like it, great! Stay in Jersey. I don't complain about NJ, I just take what I can get and go back to PA with a smile on my face!
By the way I scrounged four cord of black walnut from Warren County NJ this past spring.
We're a border town and have a lot of Americans that own camps on the lake. One day I was waiting in line at the border and saw a pickup way ahead of me loaded with firewood. Before I got through the line, I saw the same pickup heading back the other way, still loaded so I'm guessing the border guards refused him entry with the wood.
The Americans won't let me take an orange across but expect to be able to take a truckload of wood across?
The Americans won't let me take an orange across but expect to be able to take a truckload of wood across?
Your right, some rules are just plain stupid. Its firewood... Unless there is a rampant disease why limit its crossing?
It's an orange. I am very far North of Florida and don't plan to ship the orange there.burntime said:
gzecc said:
I didn't know we were limited to territories!!
If this is the case I'm claiming the eastern seaboard!
I have to assume Gzecc is not serious.
I claim any state, county, providence, city, town, or parcel spelled with a vowel in its spelling! :lol:
Providence, huh? I don't think so. That's my town, and you'll find me tailing the Public Works chipper truck after every windstorm. If you want that scrounge, we'll have to throw down with a chaisaw duel...burntime said:
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