The last 2 times I went to the transfer station I came back with some wood from the brush pile. Of course not ideal doing that as it's unknown how old the wood is, but wouldn't be running the stove until next fall anyway. This photo is from a few weeks ago. These rounds do look somewhat seasoned - whatever they are.
I went again today to drop some things off. The attendant was a nice guy and didn't punch a hole in my card because I didn't have that much. I guess the town will allow small amounts of things not accepted in the weekly collection to be dropped off without permit or punch card. This will be it for a while, the permit expires the end of this month. I thought might as well, it's free and every little bit helps, especially now.
I got 150 gallons of heating oil since my hot water is heated within the furnace. If I filled it, the cost would have been over $1,000. They would have delivered 100 gallons like I originally asked, but it was 15ȼ/gal less getting 150.
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I went again today to drop some things off. The attendant was a nice guy and didn't punch a hole in my card because I didn't have that much. I guess the town will allow small amounts of things not accepted in the weekly collection to be dropped off without permit or punch card. This will be it for a while, the permit expires the end of this month. I thought might as well, it's free and every little bit helps, especially now.
I got 150 gallons of heating oil since my hot water is heated within the furnace. If I filled it, the cost would have been over $1,000. They would have delivered 100 gallons like I originally asked, but it was 15ȼ/gal less getting 150.
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