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PersonTraceyD
29/8/2012 at 1:05pm
 Location: East Ull
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One man's rubbish is another man's gold! My brother has just come back from France with a lovely awning mat that someone who had a motorhome no longer wanted and dumped near the bins. Obviously not required by them but still in excellent condition and I'm told worth a bit of money. Made a really nice runner into their bear lake canopy.


Persongirlwomble
29/8/2012 at 2:31pm
 Location: Glasgow
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Personally I wouldn't do it as i'm very much a make do and mend sort of person. Love to find treasure that I can either use as is or turn into something else.

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PersonTynxuk
29/8/2012 at 3:57pm
 Location: Sunny Suffolk (West)
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Quote: Originally posted by girlwomble on 29/8/2012
Personally I wouldn't do it as i'm very much a make do and mend sort of person. Love to find treasure that I can either use as is or turn into something else.
I  wombling too


PersonBill Terry
29/8/2012 at 4:02pm
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Folk on the site i am on, have left the tent and all the gear in it!    and not just one tent left like this. site owner takes them down, and puts them to one side for anyone to take. he dosent throw the poles away, he keeps them incase someone has forgotten or broken theres,cookers, chairs, sleeping bags freezer boxes, wind breaks etc.

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Roughing it in style at Calloose caravan and camping holiday park nr St Ives.(seasonal pitch)
Its not a hangover, its wine flu!


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just dont go there.


PersonThe Vicar
29/8/2012 at 4:21pm
 Location: Suffolk
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Bin Dipping........my favourite activity when dumping our rubbish. Wife always wonders why I take so long to deposit a bagfull !!!!!

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A Fart is only Natures Ringtone

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PersonMax1992
29/8/2012 at 5:18pm
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I think you will find that the campers on UK Campsite would not be the ones leaving gear behind.

Personally, I would just chuck everything on eBay if an item had caused me more hassle than I would like.

I would not leave it for the campsite to deal with, as I know personally from work how expensive it can be to scrap items such as a tent canvas.

Poles on the other hand can be quite easy to get rid of, as well as free.


PersonHAP50
01/9/2012 at 6:30pm
 Location: East Midlands
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We were at a festival over the bank holiday which had a bric a brac stall.  One group camped near us must have been at the stall early because on the day we all packed up they took down their gazebo/tents and drove off leaving a pine table and 4 chairs in the middle of the field.  There's no way it arrived there in any of their cars!! At less friendly festivals there's always a huge number of tents left, alas not all in pleasant reuseable condition, though companies pay the organisers for the rights to collect them all up for recycling.

Campsitewise: after an overnight hurricane in Norfolk a couple of years ago there were broken tents everywhere and the skips were overflowing.  I scavanged new poles so mine could be mended cheaply.  If I was more tent-savvy I'm sure there were enough bits to make a dozen or more saleable tents left behind..



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If it doesn't fit inside the cars it's more than your family needs :-)


Personthe black fox
02/9/2012 at 8:24am
 Location: flint north wales
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on holiday in eygpt a few years ago ,the hotel had a table where departing guests could leave sun lotions ,books, clothing anything in fact they did not wish to take home ,often due to flight weight restrictions .and people that were staying a bit longer could help themselves .
   surely a far sighted site manager would find it easy during the winter months to erect a simple 3 sided fenced off compound to deposit all this unwanted stuff ,it needn't be supervised just done on a bring or take basis for the benefit of all ,as by the replies there does seem to be a market for this stuff



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