Scrapping Across Canada

Scrap is found in every enviroment of life. It is left over bits of matter or discarded things that were wanted or needed at some point, but for some reason or another the want or need for that thing ceased to exist. It may be because it lost its usefulness or maybe it was worn or stopped working or worse yet, it was just replaced with a new model. No matter what the Reason, I believe that Scrap is important and needs everyones help to become something new again.

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Calgary now

To busy scraping to post the last few days. Sorry. No luck in Saskatchewan and Manitoba mainly because buying prices to low. 35.00 to 60.00 a ton. I know!!! Wow. Crazy low. So I drove right to Calgary from thunder bay

Try as i may

Try as I may I have not been able to get any scrap donated from Walmart or home depots.

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Home depot supports Habitat for Humanity

Home depot public recycling bin

Sport chek recycling

A recycle container in Sport Chek

Recycle truck in saskatchewan

Monday, April 1, 2013

Did well scrapping today

I received some scrap today from Michael's and Canadian tire in Thunder Bay. I would like to thank the two managers ( James from C.T. and I am sorry for forgetting the managers name at Michael's ) for their generosity. It made a great big difference in a good way toward my scrapping initiative expenses. Everyone in thunder bay have been so so helpful. What a nice city. I look forward to returning some day.