What ho,
In a fit of lunacy we went and bought a new Rayburn the other week. As a
result the old one is about to be removed. Beyond being a bit grubby (that's
why
my girlfriend wants a new one, and you gotta make a few sacrifices) there is
absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Obviously it's forty years old or so but I was cooking and heating water
with it at the weekend and apart from the odd burn't on cooking experiment
it's
perfectly presentable. So it's likely to sit and become scrap unless some
devotee of wood burners feels they'd like to travel to Sheffield and fetch
it.
Yes I know I could flog it through e-bay but I'd rather someone I'm vaguely
associated with who would use it and treat it with a similar degree of
disrespect would get the benefit(?) The employees have all expressed interest
but
haven't really got the gumption to install and run it, or co-operative
girlfriends or wives.
Of course it runs on logs, why d'ya think I've got the thing?
Contact me direct if you can stand the pain.
Bill.
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