[Crw-talk] ash trees

Wed Jan 16 16:44:37 CST 2013

I am bad, I thought we were talking about Duane's pallet of what ever it is in English or Latin.

Jim

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My understanding was that these were cut boards.  They would be exempt, I think.

Jim

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From: crw-talk-bounces at crwoodturner.com [mailto:crw-talk-bounces at crwoodturner.com] On Behalf Of Green, Valiree
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That is a good point Jim except that now the quarantines line up between Winona, Houston and LaX counties so it is legal to haul firewood between these.  I do not know about any other counties in WI since I work for MN.
Dormant season is the safest time to haul any wood (thinking of oak wilt, Dutch Elm disease, blights etc).  The absolute safest is to use up that wood soon.
I plan to check with Spring Grove over here too when they begin a tree removal project.  There are some nice old maples and maybe some people could get some.
valiree

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[mailto:crw-talk-bounces at crwoodturner.com] On Behalf Of Jim Cox
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Just thought I would mentioned and remind about hauling wood across the state line and from County to County.
It can turn into an expenses load of wood very fast...
Thanks

JIM COX

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An update to that message. Here's a photo of the ash pieces I got from Pettibone this morning. That big one in the center was about all I could manage to lift on to the tailgate.

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[mailto:crw-talk-bounces at crwoodturner.com] On Behalf Of Rich Egan
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Subject: [Crw-talk] ash trees

Members:

I got a call from one of the city forestry crews, and they have begun taking down trees on Pettibone Island. We are free to pick up some of the larger pieces left by the lumber crews. I checked it out this morning. There is a large 24-30" diameter trunk section and a few other chunks in a pile in the parking lot across from the beach house. That's to the right just after you cross the stone bridge coming into the park. You will need a chainsaw, preferably a larger one, and maybe some help loading. This is heavy stuff. I think there will be more where this came from if we show some interest in picking up this material. It's free wood!

Rich Egan

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