Free to collector:

I know advertising is frowned upon but I thought someone might have a use
for 50-70 used scooter (10"-13") and various bike tyres? All well used
(obviously) and bald to different degrees of baldness but if someone wants
to build a strawberry fence (fill the buggers with compost and plant in
them) or runs a mini <spit> moto track or kart track then they might be of
use.
Saves me filling them with avgas and rolling downhill alight into the
nearest pikey encampment
Er..01933 443430 if you want to claim them.

 

Yeah but everyone's far too scared of you, you loon ;-)

 

Cool, I've got a reproduction walnut Regency dining table and six
chairs all in good nick , free to anyone willing to collect.

 

Lol! Hmmmmm I did have some strange comments when posting on a forum a while
ago asking for a second hand Polaris.

Maybe they thought I wanted the nuclear capability and not the snowmobile
engine?;-)

 

Hang on, I'll go measure it.

<pause>

There are two sections of the table, without the extension bit that
fits in the middle to err... extend it. When assembled the table is
1.6m long x 970mm wide. The six chairs fit easily round this.

 

I'd hesitate to take a guess which one you'd be after tbh ;-)

 

Either would do

 

If you have no joy passing them on here, try freecycle, works a treat.

brian

 

Don't you need a big chair, a medium size chair and a small chair?

 

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G'wan, you know you want to. ;-)

 

Just up the road from me there are 4 Magnox reactors now surplus to
requirements, and about 25,000 tons of rubble that were 4 cooling
towers until 9.00 this morning...

www.chapelcrosscoolingtowers.com

 

Wow that was rather amazing! shame though, everyone was used to them.

 

Yeah, a major local landmark gone for ever - unlike the rest of the
complex, which will take 60+ years to clear, and won't be usable for
anything else for up to 200.

 

You say it like that's a bad thing.
It will provide generations of reasonably well paid work and in future
might host a new plant. Dounreay is still employing lots of people to
de-commission who went there for their first proper job in the 80's.

You have to be brain dead to work there and live in Caithness for 25
years mind.

I admit of course to believing that 50% or more of our electricity
should be generated by Nuclear.

 

Intended as an observation only, but it did read rather negatively. A
new plant is an ideal use for the site; one that can achieve better
than 19% efficiency would be good. Of course, power generation was
originally only a side benefit of Chapelcross's operation.

In the absence of better technology, I am not entirely in disagreement
with you.