I'm looking for a bagged coal supplier in the Western part of PA, perhaps around Armagh where Lehigh produces it's Anthracite. This is about half the distance compared to the Pottsville region where I have been looking and would save greatly on shipping charges for a truckload. Unfortunately, I am told, Lehigh only sells bulk coal.
Thanks
Bagged Coal Suppliers in Western PA?
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The reason I mentioned Lehigh is that they also have a mine in Armagh according to their website... or perhaps it's just an office. It gave me hope because that's only a 4+ hour drive from here.
The reason I mentioned Lehigh is that they also have a mine in Armagh according to their website... or perhaps it's just an office. It gave me hope because that's only a 4+ hour drive from here.
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Western PA is clear across the whole state, nearer to us in Ohio.
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I am about 10-15 mins from Armagh, PA. If you think there is something nearby, I'd be glad to check it out.
But from the generations of miners here, it's all bit coal.
But from the generations of miners here, it's all bit coal.