Storage For Containers Required
Hi,
I know this is a long shot but amazing things happen when you just ask.
We are packing up and moving to Rarotonga for a year or two so I can nurse there. Therefore we have some shipping containers we need storage for. The regular container storage facilities are too expensive so we are looking for someone with some space, maybe a lifestyle block or a yard at their work that we could store them. Happy to pay, but just don't want to pay an arm and a leg for it, as wages in Raro are pretty low.
Would like to keep the containers in one place but if you can only take one, then we can look at splitting them up.
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