Firewood in Gwinnett?

[basstracker89]

I need to look that up on a topo map, I know I'm not far. But really, you shouldn't post that on the open net

 

[HERMET]

I need to look that up on a topo map, I know I'm not far. But really, you shouldn't post that on the open net

I was at the grocery store the other day and folks where in there buying firewood ahead of the anticipated cold spell. There was one couple with a buggy full.
I was shaking my head. I could have given them all they needed but screw that. After the last tornado I had 20 hardwoods knocked over and I couldn't even give the crap away.
People want you to cut it up, split it and then hand load it for them while they sit in the truck...for free.

 

[basstracker89]

I was at the grocery store the other day and folks where in there buying firewood ahead of the anticipated cold spell. There was one couple with a buggy full.
I was shaking my head. I could have given them all they needed but screw that. After the last tornado I had 20 hardwoods knocked over and I couldn't even give the crap away.
People want you to cut it up, split it and then hand load it for them while they sit in the truck...for free.

Yes I've found people don't want help, they want a handout.....

 

[dhal22]

I was at the grocery store the other day and folks where in there buying firewood ahead of the anticipated cold spell. There was one couple with a buggy full.
I was shaking my head. I could have given them all they needed but screw that. After the last tornado I had 20 hardwoods knocked over and I couldn't even give the crap away.
People want you to cut it up, split it and then hand load it for them while they sit in the truck...for free.

I burn a lot of wood every year and take it how I can get it. Including loading up after storms and road construction. Free wood is free.