My main living is working as one half of a duo working the pubs & clubs
around the UK.

Last night when we got to the pub we were playing at, 70 odd miles away, we
found they were in the middle of a refurb. One of the two bars was
completely closed, but through the window I could see a small mountain of
timber.

When I was talking to the landlord during the evening, he said there was
quite a few offcuts of timber if I wanted them.

They were pieces of Ash 19.5" wide and up to 36" long, 2" thick. all told
about a dozen of them.

The floor of the Estate (Volvo) was 6" thick on the way home, I only just
managed to get the gear in as well.

Oh yeah, they're doing the other bar up next month and the landlord said
he'd keep the offcuts from that one for me as well.


Thinks (now what can I make with slabs of Ash?)

Micky

Nothing minor about that gloat! With the price of lumber around here, I'd
call it a major score!! Way to keep your head in the ballgame.

--

Best Regards, Phil
Living In The Woods Of Beautiful Bonney Lake, Washington
Visit My Web Site www.philsfun.com

Micky wrote:
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When I was talking to the landlord during the evening, he said there was
quite a few offcuts of timber if I wanted them.

They were pieces of Ash 19.5" wide and up to 36" long, 2" thick. all told
about a dozen of them.
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It makes nice bowls...

Old Guy


"Micky" wrote in message
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My main living is working as one half of a duo working the pubs & clubs
around the UK.

Last night when we got to the pub we were playing at, 70 odd miles away,
we found they were in the middle of a refurb. One of the two bars was
completely closed, but through the window I could see a small mountain of
timber.

When I was talking to the landlord during the evening, he said there was
quite a few offcuts of timber if I wanted them.

They were pieces of Ash 19.5" wide and up to 36" long, 2" thick. all told
about a dozen of them.

The floor of the Estate (Volvo) was 6" thick on the way home, I only just
managed to get the gear in as well.

Oh yeah, they're doing the other bar up next month and the landlord said
he'd keep the offcuts from that one for me as well.


Thinks (now what can I make with slabs of Ash?)

Micky

On Jun 11, 12:16 pm, "Micky" wrote:
My main living is working as one half of a duo working the pubs & clubs
around the UK.

Last night when we got to the pub we were playing at, 70 odd miles away, we
found they were in the middle of a refurb. One of the two bars was
completely closed, but through the window I could see a small mountain of
timber.

When I was talking to the landlord during the evening, he said there was
quite a few offcuts of timber if I wanted them.

They were pieces of Ash 19.5" wide and up to 36" long, 2" thick. all told
about a dozen of them.

The floor of the Estate (Volvo) was 6" thick on the way home, I only just
managed to get the gear in as well.

Oh yeah, they're doing the other bar up next month and the landlord said
he'd keep the offcuts from that one for me as well.

Thinks (now what can I make with slabs of Ash?)

Micky

I'd say just working the pubs and clubs of the UK is a bit of a gloat
in itself. Add the free lumber? You suck! Tom

Mon, Jun 11, 2007, 12:35pm (EDT-3)
(Phil*Anderson) doth sayeth::
Nothing minor about that gloat! With the price of lumber around here,
I'd call it a major score!! Way to keep your head in the ballgame.

Dunno about the major, but defnitely more than minor. Maybe major
if he'd had o make two trips. Then he'd maybe major suck. LOL



JOAT
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