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By Lokis mum
Date 15.05.04 19:54 UTC
Wish me luck for tomorrow - I've loaded up the Aussie Posse Wagon - not with dogs - but with loads of "rubbish" - books, curtains, bits & pieces, extra wine glasses (do we really need 6 doz??) - and am trundling up the road to the nearest boot sale!!
I've meandered round them before but never actually sold anything.....
Margot
By lel
Date 15.05.04 19:56 UTC

we did one years ago when they first became popular - be prepared for the hagglers :)
some people expect everything for 50p or less :D :D :D
Where are you doing it by the way?
By LJS
Date 15.05.04 20:04 UTC

Good luck !
We have a garage full of stuff ready to do a car boot but just haven't had the time ( or the inclination yet :D )
So what silly time have you got to get up then ?
They start at 7am around here :rolleyes: Hence why we haven't done one yet ! :D
I'm doing one in the morning - get up around 5.30 ish (Yuk!). I hate early mornings anyway and that is like getting up in the middle of the night to me. Worse thing is, I have a nephew staying, so all 4 boys were up (hyper) til 10.00 last night and all got up - VERY LOUDLY - at 5.30am this morning. I hardly slept a wink having an extra person in the house so I am already shattered!!
What I like about doing a boot sale - apart from decluttering it that I get to walk round one much earlier than I would usually :)
Good Luck with yours
Fiona
By Lokis mum
Date 15.05.04 20:52 UTC
We're leaving at 5.30 - its only just up the road but I've got to pick our Junior Handler up - she's coming too!!
We are only going to the most local one (its about 3 miles away) - so that if I get fed up, we can get home quickly!! At least with the Aussie Posse wagon, we can do our own bacon butties!!
Margot

Taking my mum and Ickle Man for a walk around one tomorrow, it started in this area a couple of weeks ago I believe so thought that I'd go and have a nosey, love to find really nice doggy ornaments that are really cheap.
By cazmar
Date 15.05.04 22:29 UTC
A little tip to keep the hagglers quite, if you want a £1.00 for something then tell them £1.30 for example, then eventually get them to pay the pound you wanted ;) we are doing one in a couple of weeks in aid of labrador rescue. good luck for tomorrow, they can be great fun
carol
By Lokis mum
Date 16.05.04 12:28 UTC
WEll - we're back - and I reckon I made £60:D :D :D Mind you, seeing as it came mostly from books that I have bought for £-£5 each, and now sold at 25p each maybe I shouldn't consider it profit :D
Dis sell some bits that have just been cluttering the place up though - but couldn't get a good enough price for the OH!!!
Margot
PS I'm likening it to doing a champ show - lots of preparation, lots of hanging around - but this time, I haven't spent anything - and entry fee was a lot less :D :D
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