Thread: Lockdown/Stay-in-place situation, What are you planning to do?

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

We escaped the lockdown this morning for a recreational/essential trip to the tip, with a trailer fully loaded with some household rubbish and a lot of greenwaste.
Most of it was because I cut down some trees so The Navigator could expand the vegie garden.
I had checked the Sunshine Coast Regional Council website which said tips were open but recycling centres were closed, so off we went.
Got to the entrance and the bloke said rubbish was essential, but green waste was not. He let me dump it anyway, after stinging me $16, and no seniors discount either.
Now I have another trailer load of greenwaste still to go, but I might let it sit until ScoMo decides to stimulate me again.

I took a 8x5 trailer load to the tip yesterday, only because I needed the trailer, cost me $3. The transfer station operator is my cousin, helps. Spent the rest of yesterday and today loading up tressels and planks, pressure cleaner, half a shed load of tools. Heading to queestown tomorrow to paint a house. should be in Alice about now
cheers
blaze

$70 minimum at my local


[Edit] Forgot to mention, closed Sat/Sun and only open 0700-1500 Mon-Fri

My 6x4 cost me $37.50 to empty yesterday.

Damm, my $3 is looking dam sweet then, never new it cost so much to go to the dump, my normal cost may have been 3 tip tickets, I only used one.
When I built my shed I had 10 x 10 yard tippers of green waste for no charge. 1 stump was a load by itself.
cheers
blaze
ps Its a nice clean well laid out transfer station also with oil and chem collection, gas bottles and tyres, scrap metal, place for car bodies and green waste.

Our local refuse station is a freebee, including green waste and our bottle return system is still a goer.
Queensland, Queensland, Queensland, the place that I want to be! Apologies to M. Python.

It costs me $0 to dump my junk at the tip because I live "Rural" and these is NO rubbish collection, Despite what is paid on rates.

When we were in Brisbane the city council gave a swag of free tip tokens to residents, which was nice, but up here on the Sunshine Coast there are no free tokens.

I must have lived in the bush for far to long.
I have never heard of paying to go to the tip.
You sure this is not some sort of "Townie" joke?
Jonesfam