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Included here are photos of both sides of the same bag of corks. I have seen cork boards people make by gluing corks to a board (like Masonite) as a more interesting bulletin board, or a smaller board for a hot pot on the table. Some people fill up a large glass vessel with corks as a display, etc. Please reply with a day you can do porch pickup.