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Topic: Newsletter? (Read 8 times)

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Newsletter?
« Result #1 Today at 10:37pm »

Anyone else not got theirs?

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Topic: Where Did Everybody Go? (Read 101 times)

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Re: Where Did Everybody Go?
« Result #2 Today at 7:27pm »

nah no scuba gear but I thought of making floats so I could have a dry dirt hole. I caught one grey at a pee post with traps 2-3" under water that night was one of the few freezing nights we have had here I had a fox cickle the next morning. I have even found a coupla kittys this year

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Topic: Back with some pics (Read 101 times)

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Re: Back with some pics
« Result #3 Today at 6:02pm »

Will do, Thank Ya.

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Topic: MERRY CHRISTMAS (Read 92 times)

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Re: MERRY CHRISTMAS
« Result #4 Today at 4:31pm »

Belin it's headed your way again ,I see the river out and in the field today ,looks to be still on the rise . No more room up here .

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Topic: MERRY CHRISTMAS (Read 92 times)

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Re: MERRY CHRISTMAS
« Result #5 Today at 3:39pm »

Mr. Olsen, Sir
Thanks for your thoughtfulness on the beauty of YOUR area.

I beg to differ on the shoveling aspect. We may not shovel the rain proper but we still shovel to get it to go away/ somewhere else. Same difference to me... manual labor is involved in both.

Have a HAPPY NEW YEAR.
BTW, Looks like we will be shoveling again. 8-)

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Topic: MERRY CHRISTMAS (Read 92 times)

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Re: MERRY CHRISTMAS
« Result #6 Today at 1:34pm »

Snow(about a foot) rain--more than I thought could fall--cold--turned everything in to one big icicle.
Bunch of spoil sports-- I try to share our wonderful weather--and all you guys do is complain.
Remember--you don't need ti shovel rain.
Tom

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Topic: Coal.......... (Read 65 times)

bobcat1
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Re: Coal..........
« Result #7 Today at 12:50pm »

I did not know it was so much as to types of coal . I ve learned something , people down this way don't use coal and Blacksmithing is a lost art to most . Thanks for the learning .

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Topic: Coal.......... (Read 65 times)

Norm Mullins
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Re: Coal..........
« Result #8 Today at 12:37pm »

I don't know what forge coal is selling for these days, or house coal either. Historically, our business has been bulk sales to utilities, steel plants, and charcoal factories.

Steam coals are selling at about $45/ton in the railcar these days. Metallurgical coals vary in quality, but all are priced relatively high right now, with the cheapest being about $80/ton. Keep in mind these are bulk sales of 10,000 to 50,000 tons per month. Considering this, I'd would say you can expect to pay quite a bit more for 1 or 2 tons at a time.

Gus is closest guy to you that I know of. We haven't sold him any coal in several years, but at that time he used to keep various grades of coal on his yard in Fries.

We don't have any production right now or I would give you 2 tons if you'd come and get it!

Hope this helps.

Norm

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