Hilarious!! 65er I know a good recycling center in a 3rd world country known as New Zealand . . . . . . . my back yard!?!? I remain ever hopefull)
When you are heaving the scrap (ugly, unrefined, samey, "rusty", "heavy", worthless steeds of a hapily forgotten bygone era of a time, that is best not mentioned) steel your back is sure to give you some grief, just chalk it up to the penance you need to pay for years of stupidity(joke), you could probably throw the shipping cost on the penance list too.
When you are throwing "that R20" in do not be too hard on yourself . . to make your self feel better you could kick it good riddance, for the unworthy boring un technologically un advanced lump of bad welding that it is!!! Just don't cry while doing this. I would.

65er Thank you for the laugh, I was a bit sad for my 5 yr old boy who came home yesterday and told me that he played a (very bad!) joke on a kid in his class, the kid responded by getting angry with Aidan! I explained to Aidan that maybe the boy did not know about April Fools Day.
Nice to know some do though.
For my honest thoughts on your collection polar opposite the comments above.

Your bikes gave me a real boost 3 yrs ago post major stomach reconstructive surgery, knowing I had to get fit again I realized I could do that on the rusty old steel bicycle outside, had not ridden a bike in 15 yrs.
I got on the net and starting looking at bike pics and found a pic of your Lenton, then the CCM, then Forest, found this site and the R20 site and Lovely Bicycle, (Thank you Velouria) and BOOM Bicycle Addict was born. I am now working in a bike shop/co op doing sales and marketing, and as much wrenching as I can do, my boss believes my strength to be making him money.
I would like to go for my Mechanics qualification next year. Welding course after that.