Happy Earth Day

[Tahuyaman]

That is a GREAT price....

That's average here for fir, alder and cedar. Hardwoods are another $75.00 a cord.

[nathanbforrest45]

Yes..the trees and other green plants appreciate the food you are giving them, and, the FISH MUST PAY !!!!!!!

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Damn you!! That's trout isn't it?? That's more trout then I have caught in a lifetime of fly fishing!!!!

[Tahuyaman]

Damn you!! That's trout isn't it?? That's more trout then I have caught in a lifetime of fly fishing!!!!

That doesn't look any trout I have ever seen. It looks more like a close up photo of some herring or other small bait fish.

[Peter1469]

That doesn't look any trout I have ever seen. It looks more like a close up photo of some herring or other small bait fish.

Yes, that is not trout.

[donttread]

I suggest in the event a larger grid goes down......that you be armed too. If you have and they don't. Well......

I am as is my entire community just about.

[donttread]

No, I generally buy my firewood already cut and split. I don't usually cut down my own trees. I'm more than happy to pay $225.00 for a cord of firewood cut, split and stacked.

You don't cut down trees but you felled a 100 footer? What's next a Redwood?

[donttread]

I went out at low tide and dug a bucket of clams and picked up a few oysters for dinner. There seems to be plenty of sea life here. It's tasty.

Busy day !

[donttread]

No, I generally buy my firewood already cut and split. I don't usually cut down my own trees. I'm more than happy to pay $225.00 for a cord of firewood cut, split and stacked.

Please tell me that $225.00 a full cord, not a face cord!

[donttread]

If the food and beverage industry went back to glass the Earth would be a lot happier. And our food and drink would have no cancer causing plastic chemicals and can lining polymers killing us. I'd pay more for foods and beverages in glass containers. Glass is easily recyclable. More so than the eight different types of plastic used today for containers.

Yup. Another example of "progress not being progress"

[donttread]

Did you know that most of the world's plastic debris comes from China?

Two things we do produce more than we should is Styrofoam cups and cigarette filters, both of which take centuries to decompose.

Who used the post plastic ?