Goulden Hardwoods brilliant

[woodaxed]

went to Goulden Hardwoods friday was picked up from the bottom of the lane there as its been very wet
was greated with a huge mug of tea and then shown around the timber stacks spent a while there chatting and looking at the timber came back with some spalted beech, lacewood, tulip wood, olive ash and a small piece of holly all
for a very good price, was taken back to my car and loaded up all in all a good day well worth a visit if youve not been there many thanks to Paul.

http://www.woodbypost.fsnet.co.uk/index.htm

 

[Unib]

Looks like a great place - shame it's so far away from here

I love to see people running small businesses like this, doing the thing they love and offering a great service.

 

[Benchwayze]

went to Goulden Hardwoods friday was picked up from the bottom of the lane there as its been very wet
was greated with a huge mug of tea and then shown around the timber stacks spent a while there chatting and looking at the timber came back with some spalted beech, lacewood, tulip wood, olive ash and a small piece of holly all
for a very good price, was taken back to my car and loaded up all in all a good day well worth a visit if youve not been there many thanks to Paul.

http://www.woodbypost.fsnet.co.uk/index.htm

Thanks woody. A long drive for me, but to one of my favourite counties, so.. What the heck! I might just have found the timber for my dining room suite!

Thanks again.

 

[feswood]

i may have to take a trip down that way some time just had a look at his website and read some of the news letters the man has a good sense of humour( funny guy) seems to know his stuff to, the last time i bought some hard wood and i asked some questions they looked puzzled quarter sawn whats that then and this was the guy that owned the place think he was more intrested in takeing the £800 out of me pocket, thanks for the post woodaxed

 

[Harbo]

I get most of my stuff from Paul.
It's only a part time operation so best to arrange a visit before turning up.
Very nice to deal with. Paul's a policeman in real life.

Rod

 

[Benchwayze]

Then he and I have something in common; as well as being interested in wood! :wink:

Thanks Rod.

 

[Noggsy]

And me. Small world isn't it. The site looks great by the way.

 

[MickCheese]

Then he and I have something in common; as well as being interested in wood! :wink:

Thanks Rod.

OK I'm coming out.... Me too.

Mick

 

[Benchwayze]

Not fully operational any more I'm afraid Mick. Getting by strictly on happy memories.
Mind how you go out there.

Keep the faith.