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<p>[QUOTE="Kevin777, post: 2131041, member: 14924"]That painting looks absolutely massive but it must be an optical illusion! I know Speke very well because my best mate lives near to John Lennon airport and I have spent many fine evenings in the St Ambrose social club. The first item that I ever sold on eBay was bought from a charity shop there... it was a crombie style overcoat that cost me £5 and it was sold to someone in Blackburn for about £50.</p><p><br /></p><p>I saw a BBC documentary about The Dingle a few months ago and it was really interesting. It's an iconic part of Liverpool and the Scouse accent is as thick as the Mersey in that part of the city... I think Ringo Starr was born in one of the streets that were built by Welsh labourers but he probably hasn't been back to that area for many years.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't know too much about Norwich to be honest but I hear it's a nice place... the nearest I ever got to there was Ipswich. Me and a school friend called Stevie hitchhiked there in about 1984 to watch a football match and I think the round trip took us about 14 hours!</p><p><br /></p><p>I have never bought any jewellery from a charity shop but it's definitely something that I will be doing in the future. I have done well selling retro games in the past but it's getting more and more difficult to get decent items like that now because several tv programmes are telling people what to buy for maximum profit and even Loose Women had a segment about savvy shopping for second hand items recently.</p><p><br /></p><p>The last few months have been a total nightmare and most of my stuff has been sold now. I desperately need to replenish stock but that's gonna be difficult because of the social distancing measures that you mentioned... I will be having a good luck at the finds section of this forum and I fully intend to visit lots of car boot sales, auctions and jumble sales when this crisis is finally over.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin777, post: 2131041, member: 14924"]That painting looks absolutely massive but it must be an optical illusion! I know Speke very well because my best mate lives near to John Lennon airport and I have spent many fine evenings in the St Ambrose social club. The first item that I ever sold on eBay was bought from a charity shop there... it was a crombie style overcoat that cost me £5 and it was sold to someone in Blackburn for about £50. I saw a BBC documentary about The Dingle a few months ago and it was really interesting. It's an iconic part of Liverpool and the Scouse accent is as thick as the Mersey in that part of the city... I think Ringo Starr was born in one of the streets that were built by Welsh labourers but he probably hasn't been back to that area for many years. I don't know too much about Norwich to be honest but I hear it's a nice place... the nearest I ever got to there was Ipswich. Me and a school friend called Stevie hitchhiked there in about 1984 to watch a football match and I think the round trip took us about 14 hours! I have never bought any jewellery from a charity shop but it's definitely something that I will be doing in the future. I have done well selling retro games in the past but it's getting more and more difficult to get decent items like that now because several tv programmes are telling people what to buy for maximum profit and even Loose Women had a segment about savvy shopping for second hand items recently. The last few months have been a total nightmare and most of my stuff has been sold now. I desperately need to replenish stock but that's gonna be difficult because of the social distancing measures that you mentioned... I will be having a good luck at the finds section of this forum and I fully intend to visit lots of car boot sales, auctions and jumble sales when this crisis is finally over.[/QUOTE]
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