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Sounds like a bargain!

Discussion in 'The Wood Market' started by VOLKEVIN, Jul 10, 2017.

  1. VOLKEVIN

    VOLKEVIN

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    2 1/2 cords of dry, split hardwood for $180. Just outside of Gainesville, GA. Wish I wasn't out of town, I'd be all over it.
     

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    nice! I've been watching CL like a hawk this summer trying to find a score like this to fill the void for this winter.
     
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    Wow, we pay $200.00 for a "cord of seasoned firewood" by me.
    I would be all over that as well
     
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    he'll we pay 200 a cord for fresh I would be on that like white on rice!
     
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    Nice. Spring is the time to look around or when you get your storms. That wet season brings people to get the tree thats top close to the house down so look then. Otherwise if you gotta buy it, this is a great deal!
     
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    Look for the app Offerup or LetGo, these can be pretty easy to use, offerup much more so. Letgo seems to be little less user friendly as far as swiping goes. Offerup ads go very quickly depending on the day and what it is. Hope this works for alternative places to look.
     
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