I bet the guy who went inside to answer the phone is still wondering
where his mower went! (etc etc)
regards Doug
PS: in a past life we ran a s/h shop (as in almost-antiques) in the country,
a proportion of the junk that we scavenged came from back lanes in the city!
On Wednesday 02
Sounds like fertile ground for Freecycling. I absolutely agree with
your sentiment. It's shameful to see so much stuff going to landfill.
Similar wandering in my neighbourhood isn't nearly so bountiful, but we
have had a lot of bicycles in various states of disrepair put out of
late. (I have
I bet the guy who went inside to answer the phone is still wondering
where his mower went! (etc etc)
Naah, this is what happens in rich countries. Seen it in Holland,
Sweden, and here in Japan - this is what Tokyo gomi is like
(garbage). A list of the stuff we picked up from junk when we
Hi all,
It is simply amazing/disgraceful how much we waste as a society and the amount
of
unnecessary garbage that we generate going into landfills.
If all the resources of manufacturing, materials and energy wasted
on making these products in the first place is calculated...then many times
