Getting rid of a piano.
"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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"endymion" writes:
I have a millstone . Its an old piano. Iron frame 1920's upright. Good
working order and tuned every six months. The problem is I don't want it.
I
cant play and never use it. Its in the way. The trouble is no one else
seems to want it either. I have tried giving it away via the adds in the
paper. I have tried asking a house clearance to come and move it and even
said I would pay costs. No one will even come and take it to the tip for
me.
How do you get rid of a piano like this?
Local school, village hall, community centre, pub, old peoples' home, ...
If you said which town you're in/near, someone here might think of
a suitable local home for it.
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Andrew Gabriel
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When I was in the Scouts many years ago we used to get them given to us for
jumble sales - inevitably they didn't sell so we had piano smashing
competitions - to see which team could post the piano through a 1foot square
hole (IIRC). The frames would break with a sledge hammer. The piano wire was
a pest.
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