Jerra

The crafters we knew and worked with charged at a rate which made them money, not working with skill and often high value materials for a pitance.

While I can understand your stance, the problem is if you sell too far beneath the "economic cost" you are undermining all the crafters who need to make money from their craft. When customers have seen a product at a lower price they automatically assume it is the person charging the higher price who is wrong and trying to "rip them off". At least that as our experience when we did craft fairs.

You are assuming the village has lots of cars. As we are on the C2C. in summer bikes far outnumber the cars apart from the "rush hours" i.e. going to work and returning (most outside school hours). However the point is the post suggested that 30mph was the only speed limit cyclists had to be concerned about. With the ever increasing number of 20mph limits and cyclists, coupled with the regularly increasing complaints about speed, it is something which needs kept in mind. Particularly by cyclists.

What about the quarter of a mile or so past our local school with its 20mph limit? I am sure some can and do go faster than they should.