Driftwood wanted
 

I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?
Many thanks, Paul

Driftwood wanted
 

Why do you specify Kent


"driftwood company" wrote in message
...
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of
boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but
no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster
pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?
Many thanks, Paul

Driftwood wanted
 

Why do you specify Kent


"driftwood company" wrote in message
...
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of
boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but
no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster
pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?
Many thanks, Paul

Driftwood wanted
 

In article , driftwood company
k wrote:
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?

Looking for shipworm and goosenecks?

You're asking in the wrong place I fear.

Your best bet would be to get down to your port of choice about landing time
and have a word with a skipper or two.

Invest a few quid or at least a few pints in advance and you should get your
pick of the scroff.

Hth, Cheerio,

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Driftwood wanted
 

In article , driftwood company
k wrote:
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?

Looking for shipworm and goosenecks?

You're asking in the wrong place I fear.

Your best bet would be to get down to your port of choice about landing time
and have a word with a skipper or two.

Invest a few quid or at least a few pints in advance and you should get your
pick of the scroff.

Hth, Cheerio,

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Driftwood wanted
 

The only reason is that i live in Kent and it would be easier for me to
collect.
"LEWIS STANNARD" wrote in message
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Why do you specify Kent



"driftwood company" wrote in
message
...
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of
boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but
no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster
pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?
Many thanks, Paul

Driftwood wanted
 

"Derek.Moody" wrote in message
...
In article , driftwood company
k wrote:
I am looking to buy the driftwood that gets caught up in the nets of
boats
working along the Kent coast. What i am looking for is worn planking but
no
new wood. The ideal wood would be from the bottom of old Crab/Lobster
pots.
Can you help or no anyone that can?

Looking for shipworm and goosenecks?

You're asking in the wrong place I fear.

Your best bet would be to get down to your port of choice about landing
time
and have a word with a skipper or two.

Invest a few quid or at least a few pints in advance and you should get
your
pick of the scroff.

Hth, Cheerio,

--


Sorry to be thick but what does gooseneck mean? I will certainly supply the
beer money to the Skippers that can help, Cheers, Paul

Driftwood wanted
 

In article , driftwood company
k wrote:

Sorry to be thick but what does gooseneck mean? I will certainly supply the

Gooseneck barnacle. Transatlantic flotsam is about the best source for them.

Cheerio,

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