Collect Driftwood: Ways to make money

[Goldfish1]

love to make money

I live in NC. And am a commercial fisherman. We tend to catch "driftwood" a lot. It's not old buildings or boats. Its all stumps or trees. That can be a log as long as the boat. Or a stump that's as big around as the boat. Or much smaller items. (But none small enough for the little knick knacks) I would love to make a few extra dollars a week by selling these things but don't know where to get started. (I'm sure my boss would laugh at me for even trying it)

[jeffrey]

I live in NC. And am a commercial fisherman. We tend to catch "driftwood" a lot. It's not old buildings or boats. Its all stumps or trees. That can be a log as long as the boat. Or a stump that's as big around as the boat. Or much smaller items. (But none small enough for the little knick knacks) I would love to make a few extra dollars a week by selling these things but don't know where to get started. (I'm sure my boss would laugh at me for even trying it)

The problem you'll have with the big ones is shipping costs -- but if you want to try, I would suggest either listing them on Craigslist (since it's local) or Etsy for artists to use.