Evening Walk ....

last nights late night walk was another good one, this time i found some petrol hedge cutters put out for the scrap man , last year i found a petrol strimmer left out too .......... needless to say these cutters will be up and running without too much effort

you never know what you'll find on a late night walk

A HOOKER

George & Morgan wrote:

A HOOKER

George & Morgan wrote:

A HOOKER

im in leeds george, not oxfordshire .............

you mean David you carry no money with you when out walking

no george just my phone ..........

[quote="David"]last nights late night walk was another good one, this time i found some petrol hedge cutters put out for the scrap man , last year i found a petrol strimmer left out too .......... needless to say these cutters will be up and running without too much effort

you never know what you'll find on a late night walk [/quote

Hope all is well with your four legged friend David and being well trained in spotting these bargains.

Soon have to extend your garage.

Regards.

never walk on by a skip is my motto good picking david

me niether darren, it becomes second nature after years of scavenging, even while im driving my eyes are everywhere looking for freebies

oldstrain wrote:

never walk on by a skip is my motto good picking david

Same, same here One of the joys of life the way I see it etc being a Steptoe type of scrounger One man's trash is another man's treasure type of thing.

Talking of skips,my son and son in law filled the skip with the trees cut down and also sorted the pots out.

The skip was full to the extent I thought they would not take it as it was.

There was 21 10" pots to go, not taking very much room when one inside another but
bad enough under the circumstances, so my son put them in a prominent place next to the skip hoping someone would take them, no chance.

Think he should have half hidden them, as luck would have it the chap who picked up the skip was a good guy and sorted matters out.

Regards.