see >>32017

>>32009>>32013 We have a deposit charge if item/items are delivered on pallets. If someone finds or salvages them, from one place or another, he can then sell them to a 'Pallet Salvage Company'. Depending on the quality, some can be re-sold for $3 bucks. I've seen pickup trucks loaded to the sky going down the road. Lucrative business, it is.

>>32007>>32009 yeah, most of those pallets were worn and damaged.

>>32005 Belfast, says it all :D

>>32007 Most haulage companies in the uk at least will give away old pallets for free

I looked to see the price of the cheapest pallet available and $11.50 each was the best I could find. Considering the size of these piles, someone has a lot of extra money to burn.

They seem to be better organised than these idiots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5WYZnMKgTM

>>32002 they didn't, they were witches

>>32000 Although my comment was meant to be merely a joke, thanks for the tutorial. Stacking those pallets looks most unsafe. I wonder how those guys get down when they finish the stack?

>>31997 It's not about witches. The vreugdevuur (Fire of Joy) has its origin from the pagans, it's a ritual to burn away the old (harsh) year.
It's a ritual of celebration, of joy (there we go) and looking forward. Here we normally do it with the evergreen conifer but stacking them isn't very safe and would take too many & too much time. So in Scheveningen, it's not near me, they use pallets.

The build in progress
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGPBV5S8gQ8

The burn!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81eJ9U9X_sg

When the Christians tried to ban the rituals but failed they integrated them into their culture by adding crosses and other stuff, in some regions a paper witch.
And burning a witch wasn't exactly a 'fun' thing, unlike what Hollywood would like us to believe. Also think of the smell..

You guys must have a lot of witches.

Holy Crap!

Happy New Year :D

it's probably gonna look similar to this