(03-04-2020, 12:51 PM)Jags Wrote:

(03-04-2020, 12:22 PM)Rico Wrote: Yeah, they'll come pick it up.  But, from prior experience, it could sit there for weeks before they come by and then the chances are pretty good that they'll [BLEEP] up the ground when they are scooping it up.  Plus the [BLEEP] is going to break into a million pieces because it is so rotten so I'd be doubling my cleanup work.  Cleaning up the pile then cleaning up the mess that is left out front.  That's why I was looking into people hauling it away.  The other thing is that it is in a bad location.  It would have to be moved out of the back yard and into a truck by hand.  Because of the location of the septic system's drain field I'd be a bit leery of driving a truck into that area of the back yard.

And yes, that is St. Johns County.

That 140 for a truck full of seasoned and split oak is looking really good right now, lol.  

I can see why it’s sat so long now.  I’d still like to help out if I could.   How far from the wood is the street or where the truck would be? How big are the rounds? How many would fit in a wheelbarrow? 

Seems like it would take a nice chunk of time just trying to load it up.

Ding, ding, ding, ding.

The only saving grace would be finding a bunch of good stuff.  I think/hope it's about half and half...which would be a lot.

By the way, there's a guy on Fruit Cove Rd. that sells firewood as well.  Not sure of the address, nor what his stockpile looks like at this point, however.

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