Cheap Bins

[carlj]

Okay, perhaps not up there with the likes of Leica, Minox, et al, but at a tenner, Bresser 10x50mm bins at Lidl could be an ideal buy for starters in wildlife watching.

[nightshade]

good idea cheap enough to keep in the car

[carlj]

And a price that doesn't matter if the ground makes an abrupt connection with them too.

[littleT]

Out of curiosity. And not meaning to sound thick!!

Bins for what purpose??

are they for general household waste - indoors
or garden stuff i.e. Compost?

[nightshade]

Hi littleT,bins= binoculars no you are not thick ,just unfamiliar

[Dan Salter]

Originally Posted by nightshade

Hi littleT,bins= binoculars no you are not thick ,just unfamiliar

awww bless...easy mistake i was confused when i first joined here too as had only ever called them binoculars...we called a pair of glasses "bins" so i guess i should have put two and two together? doh.

But im sure lidl do a nice range in dustbins, kitchen bins and probably waste paper bins too?

[buzfuz8149]

I am on my second pair of Aldi ones - at £7 a pair not bad. I dropped the first pair in the river whilst passing them to my better half - I am glad I had started to carry the cheapo's for our morning rambles.

Carol.

Lancashire.

[mrs fish]

I have the Lidl bresser bins 10x50, I got them when they were £14.99.
They seem ok (to me) I was out with them to-day trying to find a ufo in the reedbeds that makes a funny noise

[minime]

Beginners and students Last pair fell out my pocket whilst I was cycling and I thought it would be ages til I could afford another pair, thanks carlj will definately be heading there for mine

[Dan Salter]

Originally Posted by mrs fish

I have the Lidl bresser bins 10x50, I got them when they were £14.99.
They seem ok (to me) I was out with them to-day trying to find a ufo in the reedbeds that makes a funny noise

Did you fing the UFO?