record price for a bit of wood

[Graham_S]

the things people will pay for, when they could go to the woods with a knife!!

 

[Goose]

You're just jealous 'cos you didn't think of it, I know I am.

 

[Tantalus]

£26 ????????????

i think someone should add ebayitis to the list of temporary illnesses

Tant

 

[Exbomz]

I like the firesteel hanging round his neck . Obviously forgot he had it.

 

[BorderReiver]

There seems to be an endless supply of mugs to keep the market going.
I just wish I could be bothered to exploit it;but I'd rather spend my time in the woods

 

[TheViking]

Unbelieveable. Why not just go out and make it for free.

 

[Toddy]

I'm in the wrong business, I made three of these this weekend.
Cheers,
Toddy

 

[R-Bowskill]

Is it me or does that person look like 'rodders' from fools and horses, it's got to be one of Delboys' little money makeing schemes hasn't it.

Like it says in the good book "a fool and his money are soon parted", whatever next? canteens of pre-purified water so you don't have to boil it yourself? The other saying that springs to mind is soemthing about there being one born every minute.

 

[Keith_Beef]

I'm in the wrong business, I made three of these this weekend.
Cheers,
Toddy

Three in a weekend? If you can sell them at £26 each, then you just need to improve your production rate (say, four or five per day) and you'll be in the right business.


Keith.

 

[Toddy]

Three in a weekend? If you can sell them at £26 each, then you just need to improve your production rate (say, four or five per day) and you'll be in the right business.


Keith.

Sounds good doesn't it? Problem is you've then got to *find* the four or five mugs per day to buy them
Actually, that's cruel.....if you've never used one before and seen just how simple it is, or have no access to natural materials, maybe it seems like a good deal. We're just spoiled

Cheers,
Toddy (who's spent the weekend at the Crannog and is home with every stitch smelling like smoky bacon crisps and dye baths covered in pitch from the birch timber we were burning. Fun though, .
Next time it'll be the Summer Solstice in June, with open fire, good food and live music in the Crannog itself in the evening.

 

[Marts]

These ones are my favourites
go on buy me