Having been away from home for the past week, I took the chance to take a few pictures with the Infrared camera – I didn’t snap as much as I thought, because we were so busy doing other things – like playing on the beach, going to the circus, carbooting, geocaching and spending all my money in the amusements, that photography took a bit of a back seat! I did manage to get a couple of pictures though.
Hopefully, there will be more to come now that we are home and I can dedicate a bit more time doing just ‘one’ thing – although this won’t actually be the case because there’s always more than one thing to do!
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Very nice and interesting pictures. What is “carbooting?” 🙂
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I want to know to!
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I had no idea that this wasn’t a thing elsewhere!
It’s where people load up their cars with unwanted stuff, drive to a field (or other venue) set up a stall and try and sell it, a bit like a large scale yard sale with multiple people selling things.
It must be a British thing?
Ill see if I can find some pictures and share them/write a post about it!
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Definitely a british thing.
Thank you for explaining….
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It’s where a load of different people put a heap of junk in their car, drive to a field and set up a stall to sell it!
A bit like multiple yard sales all happening in the same place.
They’re a lot of fun and you can pick up some bargains! (Unsurprisingly, I brought a pile of books.)
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Oh, that is pretty interesting, thanks. 🙂 The churches, near where I live, do that a lot in the summer.
Hope you found some fun books.
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Wonderful pictures Jenn- glad you enjoyed yourself.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thank you very much.
It was nice to be busy and doing exciting things every day.
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On a side note, this is why I love the book blogging community. Being so international expands our scope of custom and knowledge and just generally makes life more fun!
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In Australia we call it a car boot sale, the first I heard of it was when my two girls were in Primary school, about twenty years ago ,so its been around down here for a long time , love the photos Jenn,very unusual!
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Car boot sales are a lot of fun! Definitely a good way to pick up a bargain or two. (And usually lots of people selling books!)
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They are mate , and no bloody taxes to the greedy government 😅😅
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