Red Mosquito

Brad Klausen wrote:Over the past few years my girlfriend and I have been transforming the
outside space around our house into a big edible garden. When we bought
the house (or as I like to say, when we bought the loan) the front and
back yard was just grass. We've been landscaping and turning all that empty
lawn space into gardens. We've made raised beds out of rocks, put in gravel
paths, and are currently building a chicken coop. It's really taking shape.

I didn't realize how interested and enamored I'd become in this project. It's
easily one of the most interesting art projects I've ever been involved in.

The more we continue with this project, the more ideas we get. So in
order to fund more parts of this project, I decided to sell some things I
figure some of you out there might be interested in that aren't really doing
much at my house except taking up space and not being enjoyed as they were
designed to be.

Music...
I've had a box of sealed Riot Act LPs that's just been taking up space ever
since that record came out... there are 7 LPs in that box, I am selling 6.
Along with a complete 2000 bootleg set and a set of the Japan and Australia
2003 boots.

Posters...
Normally I keep numbers 1-3 of any poster I create. I've always felt like
I need to keep multiples of everything I've done, but as time has gone by
I've realized I only need one, maybe 2. So I've decided to offer some of the
#1 and #2's of some of my archived posters. I figure there are much better
homes for these posters then inside my flat files, and it will help raise some
funds for us to continue this landscaping art project as we've got a lot of big
ideas we want to try an accomplish.

I purchased a storage unit at auction that contained a lot of Dave’s personal and professional equipment and items. I met with him and am in the process of getting many of his things back to him and in the meantime he has authorized me to sell a lot of the items he no longer uses to reduce the amount of space he needs.

B wrote:You were just dying for a chance to drop that comment, weren't you?

Bammer wrote:

B wrote:You were just dying for a chance to drop that comment, weren't you?

Sort of.

But I really would like to get an idea of the value.

If the gear case is going to go for $2,000...

CopperTom wrote:

Bammer wrote:

B wrote:You were just dying for a chance to drop that comment, weren't you?

Sort of.

But I really would like to get an idea of the value.

If the gear case is going to go for $2,000...

How'd you acquire that?