Is it freecycle?
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Re: Is it freecycle?
by Kaz » 11 Jan 2017, 15:43
I would definitely agree with you there Frank.
Charities can be terribly fussy, none here were at all interested in our lovely pine dining suite because of a few tiny bite marks on the table leg, from when Pepper was tiny! It went the first day we put it onto Freecycle.
Charities can be terribly fussy, none here were at all interested in our lovely pine dining suite because of a few tiny bite marks on the table leg, from when Pepper was tiny! It went the first day we put it onto Freecycle.
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