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Huckleberryruns
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Decided to break away from the home office early this week, and hit a small stream
One of the few rises I had all night, was 50 feet from this tire dump in a state forest. I counted over 15, some freshly rolled down the bank, some still on the rim.
I was under the impression tires were quite easy to get rid of, as new uses such as ground mulch for playgrounds have come about for them? Why must people do this?
This evening I wrote an email to both the bordering state park, as well as the state forest district, offering my time to see to it the tires are removed asap this week.
Four years ago, I found a complete subaru engine in a class A wilderness. Again, rolled down the bank. The question must be asked, why not sell it to a junkyard?
Has anyone else come across something similar?
One of the few rises I had all night, was 50 feet from this tire dump in a state forest. I counted over 15, some freshly rolled down the bank, some still on the rim.
I was under the impression tires were quite easy to get rid of, as new uses such as ground mulch for playgrounds have come about for them? Why must people do this?
This evening I wrote an email to both the bordering state park, as well as the state forest district, offering my time to see to it the tires are removed asap this week.
Four years ago, I found a complete subaru engine in a class A wilderness. Again, rolled down the bank. The question must be asked, why not sell it to a junkyard?
Has anyone else come across something similar?