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08-18-2008, 11:56 AM
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Wood Scrounging
We were driving south on I-93 yesterday and saw a State Trooper having a couple of guys with a loaded pick-up and trailer full of un-split firewood unloading the wood to the side of the road where they had, presumably, just gotten it. Wood cut for clearing the ROW belongs to the adjacent landowner. I hope he didn’t bother with a fine ‘cause these guys were working as hard to unload the wood as they did loading it.
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08-18-2008, 02:09 PM
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Positive Thinking Brings Positive Results :)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by GregW
We were driving south on I-93 yesterday and saw a State Trooper having a couple of guys with a loaded pick-up and trailer full of un-split firewood unloading the wood to the side of the road where they had, presumably, just gotten it. Wood cut for clearing the ROW belongs to the adjacent landowner. I hope he didn’t bother with a fine ‘cause these guys were working as hard to unload the wood as they did loading it.
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I'm sure someone will wait for dark and come by and grab it - you know what they say about stuff left on the side of the road that looks "free" - it's GONE.
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08-19-2008, 11:56 PM
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Realtor® licensed in New Hampshire + Massachusetts
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Even better than stuff that looks free is stuff that looks like you're supposed to pay for it... True story:
My mom was getting rid of a bunch of stuff a year or two back. She lives on a main road, so we dragged the stuff down to the curb, stuck a "FREE" sign on it, and went back to the house. By dark, only a few items had been taken. SO the next day, we put 1 or 2 items out at a time, with a sign that said "For Sale - $10 each" Funny that EVERYTHING disappeared by the end of the day, and nobody left a tenspot in the "honor system can" that we left on the table  This was in Massachusetts and not NH...
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Originally Posted by NH2NCMom
I'm sure someone will wait for dark and come by and grab it - you know what they say about stuff left on the side of the road that looks "free" - it's GONE.
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08-20-2008, 05:59 AM
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Location: Londonderry, NH
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I collected, with the owner's permission, a small cabinet I keep next to my drill press to hold the drills and vices etc. The price was right.
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08-25-2008, 10:13 AM
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Location: Sunapee region, NH
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Valerie C
Even better than stuff that looks free is stuff that looks like you're supposed to pay for it... True story:
My mom was getting rid of a bunch of stuff a year or two back. She lives on a main road, so we dragged the stuff down to the curb, stuck a "FREE" sign on it, and went back to the house. By dark, only a few items had been taken. SO the next day, we put 1 or 2 items out at a time, with a sign that said "For Sale - $10 each" Funny that EVERYTHING disappeared by the end of the day, and nobody left a tenspot in the "honor system can" that we left on the table  This was in Massachusetts and not NH...
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That is hysterical. And a little sad.
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