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Great green link - uks - 6 December 2012
http://www.green-shopping.co.uk/outdoor-living.html
Hope it helps
RE: Great green link - BDG - 6 December 2012
Wow, its a bit expensive for what you get.
Always wanted a bonfire cooking tripod, when we get some dry weather I will fire the forge up and make one. Keep my eyes open in the meantime for sound round or square section.
RE: Great green link - Barneyboy - 6 December 2012
(6 December 2012, 13:05)BDG Wrote: Wow, its a bit expensive for what you get.
Always wanted a bonfire cooking tripod, when we get some dry weather I will fire the forge up and make one. Keep my eyes open in the meantime for sound round or square section.
good post ,bit pricey for me ,oh yeah your tea you like BDG is 50% more for free at morrisons hope this helps
RE: Great green link - bigpaul - 6 December 2012
these are the same people who advertise in Permaculture Magazine and every time i see it i think" you can buy all this stuff cheaper elsewhere!"
RE: Great green link - NorthernRaider - 6 December 2012
Wow interesting site but very expensive EG Stove pip thermometers are only a fiver on our local store, Water filters are about £70. Convenient site but way out of my price range.
Even the dearest Berkfield filter from Avonsoft is still £20 cheaper than this company is selling em for
SS2 c/w SuperSterasyl Candles W9361150 £63.39
SS2 c/w ATC SuperSterasyl Candles W9361151 £64.60
SS4 c/w SuperSterasyl Candles W9361160 £80.63
SS4 c/w ATC SuperSterasyl Candles W9361153 £87.10