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It's heartbreakiing, isn't it!
Mary
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Sell your scrap copper.
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|!Now anyone got a use for lots of 6mm stainless nuts, bolts and washers?
Try your local scrap yard, Stainless steel gets better prices than any old iron, which I take to the local tip^h^h^hrecycleing centre
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I suppose there would, unless one has tubular Nissen huts semirecessed into the ground.
Her in the upstairs flat might object if her floor suddenly descended 9'.
Owain
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17 years ago
That would be the basements.
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I was thinking fishpond in the bottom half with some decking over.
Owain
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In message , Bob Eager writes
:-) At 11' diameter only Mary would be able to stand upright.
There was a flicker of interest from a local who claims to have a WW11 communications aircraft rotting in his garden.
I think the scrap route is best. At roughly 8' long and 2'6" wide a stack of sections will more or less fit in the pick-up.
regards
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Shhh - not eveyone knows how stumpy I am!
Mary
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16 years ago
Not only copper, but aluminium as well, and lead if you have any.
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I usually take the ferrous stuff to the scrap merchant at the same time and just leave it as a present!
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Old pieces of Twin&Earth etc fetched 90p per kg. Using a scrap merchant for all one's old metal is a good way of recycling and getting paid for it. Better than it going in landfill. Robert
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I have a load of 6BA nuts and bolts!
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How much do you want for them?