Our ancestors threw down some timbers to get a path through a muddy area - and it's treated like an archeological find ! People lined up yesterday to get 2 foot lengths of the rotting old timbers ! Geeeesh. It's not like it was an historic building or sunken ship or something ... John T.
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Stormin Mormon
Now days, the people would likely be jailed for environmental damage. Damaging a wet land.
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philo
Had a similar experience here:
There is a rental property abutting my side yard.
It was not bothering me, but they had a small pile of rotting wood in the yard that had been there for years. It was overgrown and not really noticeable.
Yesterday I saw some workmen in the back yard who I initially thought were hired to clean up.
What they did was construct a fence between the property and mine.
Rather than putting it on the property line, they moved it in and left about a foot between my property and the fence.
Yep you guessed it, that's where they threw the old wood.
I suppose I should have tossed it back over the fence but what the hell, there was not that much so I put it in the trash.
Now I realize I threw away valuable antiques!
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Ed Pawlowski
Congrats on publishing. Hope it is a success for you. Sounds like it has universal appeal, but is a "must" for locals.
Good luck with sales. I will look into to it also.
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