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unknown · 2014-01-21T13:54:43Z

I recently moved house (in Scotland if it's relevant) and across the road is a piece of post-industrial land that is now a nature reserve which is mostly woodland. Across the space there are piles of logs in various stages of decay from totally rotten to cut within the past few days. My new neighbours assure me that the tress are only felled for land management reasons and no-one ever takes the logs away, and that I should help myself if I want any. Does anyone know the legality of this? It feels like it might be a bit naughty, but then I'd sooner they heat my house that sit and rot where they are.

thisisnotaspoon

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I can confirm our gluten-free spaniel's diet is certainly not gas safe.

Posted : 22/01/2014 10:42 am

wrightyson

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Did you order the logs? Think about dave in the warehouse who might lose his job!
Folks want everything for nothing theses days 🙄

Posted : 22/01/2014 10:48 am

Drac

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Did you order the logs? Think about dave in the warehouse who might lose his job!
Folks want everything for nothing theses days

I read the phrase 'unsolicited goods' on the internet once I reckon that's what the land owner is doing here so the OP can keep them.

Posted : 22/01/2014 10:57 am

konabunny

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lol

"She doesnt burn wood, numbnuts! She's Corgi registered!"

BOOM! BOOM!

Posted : 22/01/2014 11:05 am

Drac

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BOOM! BOOM!

She sweeps her chimney with a basil brush?

Posted : 22/01/2014 11:09 am

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