Kyle Macdonald One Red Paperclip

Kyle Macdonald One Red Paperclip. One Red Paperclip How To Trade a Red Paperclip For a House MacDonald, Kyle 9781632990518 The paperclip that Kyle MacDonald used to start the series of trades by which eventually he traded for a house Kipling also declared the trade day One Red Paperclip Day.

One year and 14 trades after Kyle started his game that day in July, the town of Kipling, Saskatchewan, traded him the role (Kipling citizens auditioned for it) for a house—complete with the world's largest red paperclip sculpture out front—at 503 Main Street Usually fun things that take on an obsessive element to some degree

Kyle MacDonald, founder of the One Red Paperclip project, will be telling the tale of his

Since acquiring the house in 2006, MacDonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the Paperclip Cottage Cafe, which to this day sells coffee. Since acquiring the house in 2006, MacDonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the Paperclip Cottage Cafe, which to this day sells coffee. Kyle MacDonald details just exactly how he traded up from one red paperclip to a house, in only a year! It's an unlikely and amazing journey with lots of sur.

Kyle MacDonald hoists a giant red paper clip on stage at the end of... News Photo Getty Images. My name is Kyle MacDonald and I traded one red paperclip for a house In addition to continuing to trade for bigger and better objects, Kyle has planted more than 100,000 trees around the globe and delivered over 1,000 pizzas but has eaten only 1 scorpion

one red paperclip Kyle MacDonald July 2006. Most noteworthy of these projects was the time I started with a red paperclip and traded it for bigger and better things until I wound up with a house The paperclip that Kyle MacDonald used to start the series of trades by which eventually he traded for a house