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Hey Gang,
I will be in Austin in October and I would like to pick up a couple of nice mesquite logs to bring back to Kansas City. Does the city have lots where they take cut trees that I can pick through? Or does somebody out there have a couple that they would be willing to trade for something that I might have? Thanks..... Alex |
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On Sep 16, 6:37 pm, wrote:
Hey Gang, I will be in Austin in October and I would like to pick up a couple of nice mesquite logs to bring back to Kansas City. Does the city have lots where they take cut trees that I can pick through? Or does somebody out there have a couple that they would be willing to trade for something that I might have? Alex, I live down the road in San Antonio. Mesquite is common here, and often times used as firewood. When you get in it will be fall, and firewood will be abundant, sometimes sold on the side of the road. Look in the classified section of the paper or call someone in the yellow pages to get as much as you want. It shouldn't take long or be expensive. Robert |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... On Sep 16, 6:37 pm, wrote: Hey Gang, I will be in Austin in October and I would like to pick up a couple of nice mesquite logs to bring back to Kansas City. Does the city have lots where they take cut trees that I can pick through? Or does somebody out there have a couple that they would be willing to trade for something that I might have? Don't think there is much mesquite in Austin, but a few miles west we'er overrun with it. A side trip to the Texas Hill Country is worth a look, Burnet, Marble Falls, Johnson City and Blanco are all about one hour west of Austin. A great deal to see....plus the mesquite. |
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