Steve ) wrote:

: I have considered rounding up a couple nice logs with my dingy and haul them
: out at the launch ramp. Cut them up for fire wood.. Some have warned me that
: I shouldn't do it..

Naw, go ahead. The salt won't screw up your stove to much :-)

--
Jim Hollenback

my opinion.

(Jim Hollenback) wrote in message ...
Steve ) wrote:

: I have considered rounding up a couple nice logs with my dingy and haul them
: out at the launch ramp. Cut them up for fire wood.. Some have warned me that
: I shouldn't do it..

Naw, go ahead. The salt won't screw up your stove to much :-)

Once saw a bail of "Square Grouper" washed up near Panacea, FL. Was
tempted to "salvage" except for the DEA chopper wandering around.

(Parallax) wrote in message . com...
(Jim Hollenback) wrote in message ...
Steve ) wrote:

: I have considered rounding up a couple nice logs with my dingy and haul them
: out at the launch ramp. Cut them up for fire wood.. Some have warned me that
: I shouldn't do it..

Naw, go ahead. The salt won't screw up your stove to much :-)

Once saw a bail of "Square Grouper" washed up near Panacea, FL. Was
tempted to "salvage" except for the DEA chopper wandering around.

I know the feeling, I used to live outside of Tampa FL, and sometimes,
while tempting, you either have to watch for the DEA, OR the owner of
the bail. The owner has much better firepower!

"Steve" wrote in message
...

Seems a log is kinda like a maverick calf on the open range. It belongs to
someone..

In BC its covered by legislation
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/tasb/legsre...ract/part9.htm

Salvors are issued a LS licence.

--
Saltair

Perhaps the worst plight of a vessel is to be caught in a gale on a lee
shore.
In this connection the following rules should be observed.

1. Never allow your vessel to be found in such a predicament.

Callingham: "Seamanship: Jottings for the Young Sailor"