golden ray
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Seen a fellow yesterday coming off of BLM land towing a 16 foot trailer with
about 70 +/- buckets of dirt loaded on it. Guess he was taking it home in
order to work it at his leasure, in the shade. Weather he returns it or fills
holes on his property with it, I don't care; there's enough dirt/sand in the
desert for a million years to come. BUT, if a ranger stops you, tell them tou
always return it. Their rule reads that you may remove cons. only, not raw dirt.
Guess that over the years, I took home at least a ton of dirt in my shoes. LOL
about 70 +/- buckets of dirt loaded on it. Guess he was taking it home in
order to work it at his leasure, in the shade. Weather he returns it or fills
holes on his property with it, I don't care; there's enough dirt/sand in the
desert for a million years to come. BUT, if a ranger stops you, tell them tou
always return it. Their rule reads that you may remove cons. only, not raw dirt.
Guess that over the years, I took home at least a ton of dirt in my shoes. LOL
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