Gribblehirst Community Gardens looking for two hand trolleys
Hi all
Maybe you have one or two of these sitting in your garage and you don’t really need them?
We have a project for the community garden at the start of the new year and need two functional hand trolleys.
That would be fantastic as we haven’t yet got any funding.
If you can’t interact with this post but would like to donate 1-2 trolleys please write a short email to coordinator@ghub.nz
We can come and pick up.
Photos show hand trolley we need and what their end use will be after undergoing a bit of reworking by a talented maker, (a proper garden trolley out of two hand trolleys)
Thx
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41.3% Yes
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