feral trade eggs Bantam eggs, small but sweet from the Dagenham back yard of Pip Field. The 4 hens are free range although kept in overnight against foxes. Foxes got their predecessors, the first round on christmas day, the subsequent lot on easter sunday, reckoning that foxes only threaten when all the takeaway shops are shut, Pip now keeps all hens indoors on bank holidays and in 2 years has not lost a single bird. Fed on corn, grits and bits of bread & cake as afternoon treats. ferally traded since: 13/04/15. FER-2076 Little Cluckers London, UK to Delfina Foundation London, UK dispatched 13/04/15 delivered 13/04/15 eggs shipment FER-2076 REMARKS: provisioning delfina lunch QTY: 53 units at egg each FROM: Little Cluckers in London, UK http:// TO: Delfina Foundation in London, UK http://delfinafoundation.com SENDER: Pip Field RECEIVER: kate rich REQUESTED: to ship between 10/03/15 and 15/04/15 STATUS: delivered Delfina Foundation 13/04/15 MAP route map www.feraltrade.org COURIER: Pip Field  kate rich  TOTAL ROUTE:  Little Cluckers-Dagenham Heathway Library--Delfina Foundation     eggs Little Cluckers to Delfina Foundation 1. little cluckers eggs.jpeg 2. eggs transfer dagenham library.jpeg Shipping Facts FER-2076 import purchase & freight 53 x eggs egg gross per egg 53 bantam eggs £9 £0.17 total £9 £0.17 Courier Report FER-2076 DISPATCHED: 13/04/15 DELIVERED: 13/04/15 kate rich Met Pip at Dagenham library, eggs arrived with her by bus in pink shopping trolley as her motorcycle battery was flat. Carried in plastic debenhams bag via district line tube to Delfina. freight and handling eggs to Delfina Foundation sponsored by       FERALTRADE products passed by hand. The word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild, as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade freight operates largely outside commercial channels, using the surplus potential of social, cultural and data networks for the distribution of goods. contact kate@feraltrade.org