2LaneCruzer
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I just found a pallet board mysteriously hanging out along side the road......
I wonder if it is stalking me
It's probably just lost.
Pallets in fields
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It's probably just lost.
Wagtail
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I agree.
Take it in before it eventually comes to your back door, making that heart-wrenching pallet noise that we're all familiar with.
lilranch2001
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To late.....
I carefully removed the nails and burned it, in case it was carrying disease!
Jim Shooz
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How did you dispose of the nails ?? Nails could be diseased too.
Wagtail
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Well, you were the 'man on the spot' and made the best decision possible under the circumstances. Humanely done.
Other than dry-rot or rusty-nail, Australia is free of harmful pallet specific diseases. Is this the same for other countries?
A good reason to not let them into your house:
Awesome Wood Pallet Wall & How It Could Have Killed Me
"Wood pallet projects seem to be all the rage these days. They certainly have all the popular elements. Basically free. They look great. They reuse what would be trash and they are easy to find. Just one thing.., they could kill you."
Bruce
Awesome Wood Pallet Wall & How It Could Have Killed Me
"Wood pallet projects seem to be all the rage these days. They certainly have all the popular elements. Basically free. They look great. They reuse what would be trash and they are easy to find. Just one thing.., they could kill you."
Bruce
goeduck
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I hope you are ready to meet your maker, the pallet gods will be coming for you
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Wagtail
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Crickey, that simply reminds me of the 1970's craze of remodelling the 'rec room' with weathered wood from sheds/barns. If I recall, whole structures were stripped to skeletons (frames) to feed the obsession.