Bindlish Trader

Bindlish Trader is located right in the middle of the Timber Market on NH-65. Being near the Hindu School means we often hear the school bell ringing and see the kids heading home in the afternoon. The timber market is a very specific kind of place, always filled with the scent of cut wood and sawdust. We’ve been trading here for a long time, and our space is basically just filled with whatever materials we happen to be moving that week. It’s a bit of a chaotic spot because of all the trucks trying to navigate the narrow lanes of the market near the highway. We don’t have a polished front office or a team of receptionists. It’s usually just us standing around the yard or sitting in the small cabin out front. The weather really dictates our day; if it rains, everything gets a bit more complicated with the timber. We’ve lived and worked around this part of NH-65 for years, so we know most of the other traders nearby. It’s a straightforward way to make a living, buying and selling what’s needed in the local market. There’s nothing particularly modern about how we do things. We just keep our records, talk to the transporters, and try to stay on top of the inventory. It’s a basic trade business that’s been part of this community for a while, and we just keep it going as best we can every single day without any fuss.