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Ahhh, we’re here at “The Late One”; a car boot\h
that starts at a much more reasonable time,\h\h

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of like midnight, rather than the crack of\h
dawn. Right, let’s see what we can find!

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A bank of China cutlery set. Woah, look at\h
that…… chopsticks and spoons, how fancy.

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Alright, it’s been a while\h
since we’ve done one of these,\h\h

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but long term viewers will know that I\h
tend to be drawn to absolutely random,\h\h

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but interesting things, and there’s\h
certainly a lot to see at this car boot sale.

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Not least, these Medieval and Persian warrior\h
die casts, that I had a whole bucket load of\h\h

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in the early 90s. I think they were a staple\h
from every museum gift shop for about a decade.

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One thing that you’ll never be lacking at a car\h
boot sale is CDs. There’s always about 10 stalls\h\h

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selling albums. Your task then is to hop between\h
them and find the cheapest, whilst also checking\h\h

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that the discs are in good condition. Some good\h
stuff here, but I have no real need for CDs.

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Woah, some retro Crimbo decorations\h
here. Check out this pack of 6 Tree\h\h

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Crackers from Sainsbury’s. The forbidden\h
cracker, that served as a decoration,\h\h

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but you were never allowed to pull. Hard to\h
date these, but by the design I reckon late 90s.

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There was one guy here just selling Super Glue,\h\h

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and giving demonstrations like we\h
were at a National Glue Convention.\h\h

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Honestly pretty compelling, but I’ll\h
stick to my Bostick thanks chap.

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Alright, here we are. This mixed stall had a\h
lovely PlayStation USB light. Now this thing\h\h

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isn’t vintage, it’s from 2021. But it does look\h
cool, and for a fiver, could be some nice set\h\h

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dressing for the studio. Not sure about the “Never\h
Used” note, come on guys. We’ll circle back.

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Alright, I’ve got a weird obsession with these\h
little books. This one is called Wonders of\h\h

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Wildlife, but it contains a load of cards that\h
came free with Brooke Bond Tea from 1954 onwards.\h\h

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An incredibly British way of collecting.\h
There are so many different collections,\h\h

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but I’ve amassed numerous ones over the\h
years. This book was 50p, so I picked it up.

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WOAHHH, Look at this absolute spherical\h
reflective globe of a lampshade. The guy\h\h

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wanted twenty quid for this. I was very tempted,\h
but I really don’t have anywhere to put it,\h\h

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other than my tiny semi detached\h
house. Yeh, that’s not gonna fly.

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AHHH,YES, OLD TOBACCO TINS. My dad used\h
to use an Old Holburn tin like this,\h\h

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so it’s nostalgic in itself. But I like all these\h
designs. Mmmmmm, Tobacco. Actually, no, maybe not.

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Right here we are. If you watched my Windows XP\h
video, you’ll know that I’m now on a hunt for\h\h

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Windows XP era games. Unfortunately all\h
they have here is PES 2010, which, yeh,\h\h

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I’ll skip thanks. Some slightly more interesting\h
XBox 360 games, but nothing worth picking up.

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Immediately, I was attracted to this\h
stall by the Binatone Pong machine.\h\h

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They wanted £8 for it, which if they hadn’t\h
scrawled it over the otherwise pristine box\h\h

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in felt tip, I may have been tempted, also that\h
Michael McIntyre DVD being so close put me off.

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They also had this little “VIBES”\h
handheld, which was one of those\h\h

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all in one NES emulators. Only five quid,\h
but I have literally zero use for this.

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Look at the absolute state of this iphone case.\h
Certainly hardcore, but what an absolute chonker.

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Little box of phones her for £2 each. I still\h
have a morbid fascination with Windows phones,\h\h

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so a Nokia Windows phone was a no brainer\h
purchase, especially for that price.

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Also, this sleek black Nintendo DSi\h
appealed. Mainly because it looked\h\h

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absolutely pristine. Guy wanted £40 it,\h
which isn’t bad in that condition, but,\h\h

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I skipped for now. Although, there is a\h
chance I may return. Maybe. Potentially.

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Woah, a Gibson Les Paul. Don’t usually\h
see such things at a humble car boot sale.

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Ahhh, it’s a copy. Guy wanted £300 for\h
it, which probably isn’t that bad. Looked,\h\h

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and felt pretty well made, had some nice\h
fret board action there. But honestly,\h\h

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who carries around £300 bucks at\h
a car boot sale. Not me today.

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After a brief conversation about Rolf Harris, I\h
also passed on this Stylophone. Mainly because\h\h

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I already have one, but there’s no\h
denying how utterly cool they are.

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Ahhh, but on the next stall, I spied an IBM PC\h
Compatible QuickShot Commander Pad. This is what\h\h

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I used for gaming in the 90s. Plugs straight into\h
your PC’s soundcard. £2 for that, yep, no brainer.

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Ok, look. You might have seen them. I’ve seen\h
them now. But at the time, the Command pad was\h\h

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all I cared about and I absolutely did not see\h
those Windows XP era games just sitting right in\h\h

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front of my eyes. We’ve got Pools of Radiance:\h
Ruins of Myth Drannor, The Elder Scrolls III,\h\h

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Cat Woman, Baldur’s Gate. To name a few. I am as\h
upset as you, honestly. But I was drawn in by the

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Goodness, do my eyes deceive me, or is\h
that a Sega Mega Drive with Sonic the\h\h

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Hedgehog atop of a dedicated plinth?? The\h
stall had a load of other games and stuff,\h\h

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but clearly, I needed a price on\h
that splendid item of Sega beauty.

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How much is your Mega Drive?\h

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Thirty mate!
Thirty?\h

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Yeah, game itself is worth a tenner.
[questionable] hmmmm.\h

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You take £25 for it?
Not really mate....\h

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No?
I've been asking £35. £30 is rock bottom.

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I made a vague attempt to haggle down to £25,\h\h

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but £30 for a Mega Drive with a pad and game\h
isn’t at all bad. I know I have several of them,\h\h

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but you honestly can never have enough Mega\h
Drives, or copies of Sonic the Hedgehog.

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It definitely deserved better than to\h
be rammed into a blue Happy Shopper bag,\h\h

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but that’s the Car Boot lifestyle for you.

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Awesome, enjoy!
Yeah, I will, thank you!\h

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Cheers, take care.
Cheers mate.

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See, these tea cards get everywhere. History of\h
the Motor Car is an absolutely essential one,\h\h

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plus there was a Tim Harford book I also wanted,\h\h

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so couple of quid for the\h
pair, seems like a steal to me.

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Ah, now, here’s a stall I’ve seen before. This\h
guy is often at car boot sales selling his wares,\h\h

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and he often does have some nice wears, BUT,\h
he also prices them at nice wear prices. You’ll\h\h

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see there’s a PlayStation N64, etc bagged\h
up there. You can be sure they’re working,\h\h

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but also, priced a little to\h
high to convince me of anything.

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I’m not a Pokémon collector, but I do find this\h
whole world of card collecting pretty fascinating.

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Loads of games here, but these are\h
all console titles. None of that\h\h

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Windows XP goodness that I seek. Time to move on.

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Right, now, I do love a good pair of\h
speakers, especially ones that pack a\h\h

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punch and could look good next to a desktop\h
PC. These are actually monitor speakers,\h\h

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and I bet they sound absolutely\h
glorious. But I wasn’t feeling it,\h\h

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and I’m always a bit dubious of electrical\h
wares where the plug has been removed.

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Woaaaaah, some absolute eighties gold here.\h
A Games Workshop Necromunda. If you were\h\h

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never drawn in by this artwork,\h
then you are from another planet.\h\h

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Nearly all Games Workshop stuff looked glorious.\h
Cool little cup of skeletons next to it too.

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Waddingtons Dinosaurs is a classic. WWF Wrestling\h
Challenge is also a classic, although not really\h\h

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for the gameplay, and Scalextric Mighty Metro.\h
I dunno, there’s something so compelling about\h\h

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this box. Probably because it was the cheapest\h
Scalextric set for many years, and those primary\h\h

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colour Metros going head to head with the\h
blurred background. It just looks so intense.

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MORE TOBACCO TINS AS WELL. NAICE.

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Can you imagine if someone from the\h
medieval era came and saw all this\h\h

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tat that we’re dealing with now. They’d\h
be like, what even is all this stuff??

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Like that. What are Biscuits?\h
What’s a Wallace & Grommit?

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What’s that? Well, I thought it was a genuine\h
Famiclone to start with, before realising it’s\h\h

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just one of those fake Lego kits. £3 is\h
probably what is cost new to be honest.

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Now, it was at this point that my camera glasses\h
died, and so I fell back onto using my phone\h\h

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to capture the last aisle. Including some old\h
Safeway boxes, for the Safeway massive out there.

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Look at all these Sylvanian Families\h
figures. Absolute 80s staple,\h\h

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yet these are still popular today. There was a\h
massive stand at Hyper Japan earlier this year.

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A congregation of old magazines for you there.\h
Including a copy of RAZZLE. Goodness me.

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More tea card collectors books, but by this\h
point, my tea card limit had been reached.

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Look at this little collection of Warhammer\h
figurines though. I have no use for them,\h\h

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but they look cool as heck, especially\h
that Chaos knight at the back there.

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Now whenever I see a VHS tape, I am\h
immediately drawn in. This, however,\h\h

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was just an instructional tape\h
sold with a DIY set. Feels like\h\h

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yesterday when that was just the\h
standard situation to be honest.

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It’s KING HENRY THE VIII!

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Alright, now model railway stuff is interesting,\h\h

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but so are these bus stop signs in all\h
honesty. But look at that, a Mighty White\h\h

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carriage. Remember Mighty White bread. What\h
a bread that was. Full of Mighty Goodness.

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Ahhh man, this Race & Chase would have\h
been the absolute nuts back in the day.\h\h

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What’s this late 70s, early 80s. I’m sure it\h
doesn’t work any more, but cool none the less.

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Oh god, that’s less cool.

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So that concluded our whip around The Aylsham\h
Late One car boot. But we’re not quite done yet,\h\h

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there are other places to move onto….

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Our next destination is Sheringham, on the\h
Norfolk coast, where they’re currently hosting\h\h

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a 1940s weekend, but they also have some\h
charity shops and the like worth checking.

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Ahhhh yes, people, 1940s clothing, music,\h
platforms and of course STEAM TRAINS.

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Glorious. This is indeed a 1940s type arrangement.

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But, we’re not here just for that, we’re\h
here to check out some second hand thrifting\h\h

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action. First of which is a book store that\h
I believe I’ve visited in a previous espidoe.

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This is Peter’s Book shop. I used to come\h
here as a small child, either to buy books,\h\h

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or sell books. Back then it was a normal\h
book shop, but every time I’ve come since,\h\h

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more and more and more books have been\h
added to the point where, you can’t even\h\h

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see the books on shelves, because they’re\h
covered up by books in front of the shelves.

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It’s an absolute rabbit’s warren,\h
containing everything from old PC books,\h\h

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to potentially rare comics, children’s\h
books, fiction. You know it’s a book shop.

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I’m just going to swap to my phone’s ultra wide\h
camera so you can get a real feel for the place.

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I find it worrying that the sign says\h
that 200 books are added every week,\h\h

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and that this is only half\h
the stock. Absolutely insane.

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If there’s a book you want, it’s likely here,\h\h

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but the chances of you finding\h
it are likely to be quite slim.

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Alright, let’s cruise on into town\h
and check out some charity shops.

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First up we’ve got the British Heart Foundation.

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As you might imagine they’ve got some\h
1940s theming going on here. But I’m\h\h

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not here for any of that. I also don’t want\h
any more books, I’ve had my fill for today.

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This is what I’m talking about. A\h
spinning rail, filled with glory.

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Filled with glory and Mrs. Brown’s Boys.

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Ahhhh, what do we have here? Sim\h
City 4, that’s era appropriate,\h\h

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and only 50p, or 3 for £1. Let me\h
see if I can find anything else.

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There’s a copy of Caesar III, no wait,\h
there are two copies of Caesar III. What\h\h

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are the chances of that? Did Sheringham\h
have a Caesar III epidemic in the 90s?

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It’s basically a Sim City style\h
game, set, yes in Roman times,\h\h

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however, it’s very much Windows 95 era, and I’m\h
sticking to my guns here. So I’ll leave those.

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Always worth checking the back of the\h
shop as well, not really much here,\h\h

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other than one of those fireplace clocks\h
that every house in the 80s and 90s had.

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Next up, it’s the RSPCA shop. Which for non Brits,\h\h

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stands for the Royal Society for the\h
Protection of Cruelty to Animals.

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There’s really not much going on in here though\h
to be honest. A lot of charity shops have started\h\h

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leaning to this sparsely populated format. I\h
guess it looks nicer, like a “proper” shop,\h\h

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but it’s really not what I want from a charity\h
shop. I want loads of crap packed tightly in.

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Across the road is the Sue Ryder\h
shop, and it’s largely the same.

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There are more DVDs in here, but\h
sadly no games to browse through.

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Tell you what though. Worth having\h
a quick peek in the arcades.\h\h

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Most of these seaside arcades have just\h
become filled with 2p pushers and modern\h\h

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ticket machines, but you sometimes\h
find a classic cabinet tucked away.

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I recently went to Mundesley, and they had a load\h
of retro machines, which was really nice to see!

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Sadly, nothing this time around. I’m sure\h
they did last time, but they break down,\h\h

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and then they tend to get shipped\h
out. Sadly, it’s the way of the world.

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By this time it had actually gone 5 o’clock, and\h
I’d forgotten that towns tend to close up at 5,\h\h

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apparently even when there’s a 1940s\h
weekend on with people everywhere,\h\h

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so that actually brings our Sheringham\h
shopping adventures to a close. Shame as\h\h

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there were about 3 other charity\h
shops I wanted to check out.

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At least there’s a massive wooden\h
tank though, so that’s nice.

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So then, this is the entirety\h
of today’s thrift haul.

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We’ve got a few cheaper bits;\h
that lovely Command Pad for £2.

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Two Nokia phones from very different eras\h
for £2 each. I haven’t got a charger on\h\h

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hand for this 5110. But I have no\h
doubt it’s working. It’s a Nokia.\h\h

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The model that really catapulted\h
the brand forward in my mind.

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A collection of books for a total cost\h
of £2.50. This Tim Harford book has the\h\h

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stories of everything from Video Games, to\h
The Barcode, The iPhone and even The S-Bend.

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We’ve got the PlayStation light which\h
I went back for, and snapped up for £4.

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Then there’s Sim City 4, which cost 50p.

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And, you may notice, that Nintendo DS Lite, which\h
I haggled down to £35, including the four games,\h\h

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so that was rather nice, fully working as you can\h
see here, and complete with stylus. Wonderous.

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And finally, of course, there’s the Mega\h
Drive. It’s not one of the High Definition\h\h

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Graphics models, but for £30 with Sonic\h
the Hedgehog, I reckon it’s alright.

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So a total outlay of £78. Equivalent to around\h
$105 USD. Nothing spectacular, but reasonable.

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I have noticed of late that some retro stuff has\h
started to fall in price. I think we may have\h\h

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reached the peak of a particular crest. But you\h
know, the really rare stuff will always be rare.

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First up, I’m going to test that light out.

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Right, let's see if this works...

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It fits nicely, in that gap!

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But... the lea.... the lea.... what is that?!?

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That's tiny.

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That's what she said.

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Ok, in we go.

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That's what he said.

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You'll have to bare with me...

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Ohhhhhh! Ohhhhhh!

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Yeah!

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Oh, glorious!

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Look at that! What a festival for the eyes!

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Woah, so worth £4! Absolute bargain.

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Look at that, such a perfect fit\h
in my ever expanding backdrop.

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Second, let’s see if that\h
Mega Drive actually works.

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Let's try setting the Mega Drive up\h
on the big TV, just like we used to,\h\h

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when we were younger. Just plug\h
this in to the front for now...\h\h

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I NEED THE REMOTE CONTROL! I don't\h
know where the remote control is.

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Awwwww, yeaaah.

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Ohhh, 50Hz. PAL Mode.

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We've got a bit of a dodgy\h
controller, potentially.

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Controller may be dodge.

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Ahh, the greatest control pad of all time.

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Wheeeeeey... I don't know why I sounded\h
like a horse then, but we have action!

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[Sonic Sounds]

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So there we are. The controller may\h
be shagged, but the console works,\h\h

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and it looks beautiful on my 37″ Toshiba.

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Which brings us to the end\h
of this return to thrifting.

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I realise that I’ve kinda gone into this\h
at the end of the car boot sale season,\h\h

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however, this is always plenty of scope.

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If you’d like to see more thrifting epsiodes,\h\h

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please let me know in the comments. Likewise\h
if you’d rather not, let me know that as well.

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Until next time, I’ve been Nostalgia Nerd.

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Toodleoo!