On 19-Sep-2005, Beth Cole wrote:

Steve Calvin wrote:
wrote:

Welll, you'll have to come to my town and hunt me up a new supplier.
Otherwise I'm stuck with the local garden center.

Well... knowing the town may help. I find it hard to believe that there
are no other propane suppliers in the area. A *lot* of people still heat
and cook with propane and their tanks have to be filled.

Here in Emporia, KS, the lone propane supplier for the big tanks quit
doing grill tanks when the valve changes went into effect. Now it's
Blue Rhino, at Walmart or one of 3 locally-owned grocery stores, to get
propane for the grill.

Beth

Run, don't walk, to your nearest RV Park (KOA Campground).

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"Beth Cole" wrote in message

Here in Emporia, KS, the lone propane supplier for the big tanks quit
doing grill tanks when the valve changes went into effect. Now it's Blue
Rhino, at Walmart or one of 3 locally-owned grocery stores, to get propane
for the grill.

Beth

Where did you go? S & S on Highway 50 or Jem on Industrial Road? Why not
give Flint Hills Energy a call at 620-767-5719

Hmmm, I don't even live in Kansas and know of three dealers.

What town would that be?

Lovely Hoboken, NJ. Propane's restricted in Manhattan so there NOTHING
there; I don't drive, so I'm restricted to a place I can walk the
empty tank to and call a cab to schlep back; or someplace close enough
to sweet talk someone into driving me.

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What town would that be?

Lovely Hoboken, NJ. Propane's restricted in Manhattan so there NOTHING
there;

I would imagine that is the worst place in the US to find propane.
Especially taking it on the bus