PORT ANGELES — Say you have a leaky faucet, a bathtub that refuses to drain — but no money to pour into a plumber’s pocket.
Say you’re a hot cook who can whip up a week’s worth of delicately seasoned dinners.
Your talents and needs make you a good candidate for an organization forming in Port Angeles and Sequim.
So far, it’s simply called a bartering group.
Barbara Lott, is organizing the first meeting of the group, which will be at 6 p.m. today at The Salad Station, 1936 E. First St. at Golf Course Road in Port Angeles.
Lott is inspired by the Fourth Corner Exchange, a 600-member community that began in Bellingham in 2002.
Participants trade goods and services — while declaring themselves independent from money.
