This is proving to be a very lucky week for acquisitions.
On returning from Kings Bromley on Saturday, Jim found on Freecycle a lightweight folding camping table - exactly what we were looking for for
Chertsey - and was lucky enough to get it.
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But this just about beats everything. Look what he just brought back from the local tip:
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A real, proper, old tin bath. My heart's desire. And it doesn't leak either. I even reckon it should just about fit in the cabin. I have been after one of these for so long, and never thought I'd find one. And what did it cost? Only 50p more than a pint of Harveys in the Warwick Castle.*
*£3.80
It reminds me of the old advert "Wanted, a bath for an old lady with a tin bottom" :-)
ReplyDeleteenvy envy much envy,well done Jim.Both aquisitions most handy.
ReplyDeleteregards madcat