Nothing to compare to Ego and others but we had another 'delivery' onto our drive - flytipped courtesy of someone who was too lazy to take their boot load of belongings to the charity shops 6 or so miles away. We've sorted and repackaged and will take most of the load to those shops when next in town. Very little was actual rubbish. We have however lifted some items for our use (they fit) and for passing gratis on to people we know will be interested. These include:
100+ construction bricks for toddlers in perfect condition (Interstar brand, new cost is c.£50+)
2 white T W Lewin mens cotton shirts (type pictured,100% cotton with double cuffs) in husband's size and without any obvious wear. Will be the first time husband has owned 'Jermyn Street' shirts.
3 pairs of denims (two of which are Tommy Hilfiger, all of which will work fine as smarter working trousers than his usual)
1 x office chair in faux suede which is more comfortable then the one that DS currently has in good condition (the arms have been put on the wrong way around so previous owner was not hot on DIY)
1 x pair of cream curtains which I will deconstruct and reuse for other projects (4 metres x 60" width) perfect condition.
1 x cute handbag which has a steampunk vibe which I will add to for a festival this summer
1 x Dell monitor (which we have yet to test and may not have survived being shoved in the hedge)
1 x JBL CS60.2 amp which we will try to get working and use out in the barn for mega-music
Most of the things that end up left on our drive are usable/saleable without too much effort. Ranging from a wooden ledge and brace door (now used upstairs to replace a flimsy one), storage boxes, firewood and even part of a caravan. Curious as to how they end up here (in the middle of the countryside, which takes some effort) but at least as RE peeps we can take the time to sort it and gain some sort of benefit from other people's randomness.
