תלמוד על עירובין 1:4

MISHNAH: One does not take wood from a hut⁵Any hut, not necessarily the sukkah of Tabernacles. A hut is a building and removing logs from it is wrecking it, a biblical violation both on the Sabbath and a holiday. but only from what is leaning on it⁶Logs not permanently attached to the hut are not part of it and may be removed if needed.. One brings wood from the field from what was collected⁷Logs arranged in orderly heaps are arranged by humans for use by humans and therefore prepared for use on a holiday. Logs strewn around in disorderly fashion on meadows or in forests are not arranged by humans and therefore may not be collected on the holiday., but from a corral even what is strewn about. What is a corral⁸From which wood may be taken even if strewn around.? Any close to the village, the words of Rebbi Jehudah. Rebbi Yose says, any into which one enters with a key⁹Everything in such a space is there for some use and may be used on the holiday without restriction., even inside the Sabbath domain¹⁰Even if the corral is close to 2’000 cubits from the village and few people would venture so far on a holiday..