Freecycling is when a person passes on, for free, an unwanted item to another person who needs that item. From silverware to mobile homes, people worldwide are choosing to freecycle rather than discard.
[FreecycleComa] OFFER: Thumb Musical Instrument
I looked it up, I think it is called a Mbira, possibly made in Africa. It was purchased at thousand villages store and plays 5 notes or would play five notes if I had not left it out in the rain. Very expensive and small, but a fun decoration piece if you clean it. If interested, please include day and 2 hour pickup window. Thanks! Warning: this was left out in the rain so it is very rusty and doesn’t make any sounds other than a clicking sound.
[FreecycleComa] ISO Self inflating camping mat, camping gear, companionship
Taking a trip in the Okefenokee and sleeping on a wooden platform and I don’t have any camping gear. I would love to have a warm body to sleep with as well (Not a dog. I have a dog allergy.). If you have camping gear, a self inflating camping mat and like camping– email me. This will be a great trip if you have gear a mat and are mildly attractive. Thanks! The pic below is me on my last camping trip. The girl who came with me disappeared somehow.
John Donaldson goodtogocamp (at) gmail.com
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– OFFER: old couch– did not sleep with my ex on it (Downtown/courthouse/ in a cell/ on top of a mountain)
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