It's burning season

BigMccorm · Jan 15, 2006

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Up here in parts of NorthEast Ohio you cant burn anything. If you want to have a bonfire you have to get a permit from the city and they have the fire dept. there as conttrol. Not that I haven't ever burned anything outside before /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif But my grandparents are allowed to burn everything and anything. garbage, trees, plastic, you name it they can burn it. their so lucky!

Dmace · Jan 15, 2006

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Here in my parts of NH, as long as there is snow on the ground, you don't need a permit. If not, you only need a permit for piles larger than 5ft diameter. They are pretty lax about that stuff up here.

DrewL - Thanks for the heads up on reinforcement, I never thought about that. Back to the drawing board.

RedRocker · Jan 16, 2006

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Hey, it's burn season in Texas and Oklahoma, both states are on fire most of the time lately. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

bluechip · Jan 16, 2006

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Sounds like we need a pipeline from Washington state to Oklahoma, Texas Arkansas!

rback33 · Jan 16, 2006

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Sounds like we need a pipeline from Washington state to Oklahoma, Texas Arkansas!

and Kansas... no burning going on here... burn ban is in effect.. day after the County commission encacted the ban one of the long time Commissioners got busted for wrapping rancid meat in paper and burning it outside. Was pretty funny. Class A misdemeanor no less! punishable by up to a year in jail.

RedRocker · Jan 16, 2006

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Yeah, you west coast guys quit hogging all the rain. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

WileyKioti · Jan 18, 2006

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I've got a big burn pile that I would love to set on fire, but I couldn't lite it with a flame thrower right now. It will take a few weeks of no rain to get it dry enough to burn.

I'm all for sending some of this "Extra" rain down your way!!

God Bless,
Dereck