Each length of pipe is about 80 pounds and must have taken a great deal of effort to pick up, move, and load on and tie down to be able to transport away to some unknown place.
It took me a lot more effort to get that pipe for myself. I had set it aside for some future project which would need the pipe. To replace this pipe would cost me $1,200.
Life for me these past three years has been hard. Due to damage and deterioration of my knees, I have had to have repeated surgeries ending in total knee replacements of both knees. In addition, I have had to deal with the loss of my horse in February 2005 and then the loss of my mother a year later in March.
For a very long time I have been barely able to do anything for myself due to the fact that it was taking me a long time to recover from each of the surgeries.
Sunday, December 2, while I was watching my older brother, Fred Viens, do excavation work around the property, I discovered that the pipe was missing from where it had been kept.
I would greatly like to have my pipe back and in the same condition as it was when taken. I don't know if you realized that you were taking the pipe from someone who is disabled.
I am not going to hate you for it. I can live without the borrowed pipe whoever you are. Merry Christmas.
Gregory Viens, North Fayston Road
Fayston
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