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Kim joins me on the show this week where we talk about our recent visit to the Mill Markets at Daylesford, Victoria.
This market had lots of very cool old stuff that we discuss during the show, which inevitably leads to a rant about designed obsolescence.
We finish off with a little bit of our philosophy about buying quality items and repair them if they break.
Some of the cool old things items we talk about are;
- Cast iron clothes irons
- Hand sheep clippers
- Scythes
- Jaffle Maker
- Hand Beater
- Hand Drill
- Singer Sewing Machine (hand and foot operated)
- Tin snips
- Vinyl Records (Ben had never seen one)
- 21st Century TV Annual
- TV chairs
- Butter moulds
- Typewriters
- Soda Syphon
And probably a few things I didn’t list. I am sure you will enjoy it.
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great podcast Gavin, but one thought, pictures would be great when you go on a field trip like this. I was trying to picture all the items you talked about as you were talking.
Hi Lynn, good point and thanks for the feedback. Certainly worth a few photos next time.
You can cook chops in jaffle irons too. 🙂 An inventive way to bake up chops one morning for breakfast when we were out camping. 😉 And cast iron, if you condition it and don’t use soaps to wash it, becomes naturally non-stick.
Great podcast guys. 😀