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Car boot sales

deb68_2

deb68_2 Posts: 302 Forumite

9 October 2011 at 4:09PM in Wales

Hi
am looking for good carboots in North Wales if anyone knows of any?

thanks all

It's an honour having such a lovely family and being welsh, what more could a girl want :rotfl:

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sianlee Posts: 35 Forumite

19 October 2011 at 8:25PM

Hi Deb,
There's usually a carboot in Rhyl opposite the Sainsburys. It may have finished for the winter though. I haven't been in an age. I believe there's an indoor bootie in Bangor either at a the Arena. Google carboot in Bangor & it should come up if your interested.

I'm someone else will be along later with more suggestions.

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toffee'n'tom Posts: 425 Forumite

20 October 2011 at 8:21AM

Car boot sale in Chirk is held every Sunday even throughout the Winter. Not sure how many people it attracts at this time of year but I'm going on Sunday to sell if the weather's ok.

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spadge_2356 Posts: 77 Forumite

21 October 2011 at 4:16PM

Chirk booty is huge! Biggest one I've been too. Chester hospital and Chester rugby club are two good ones too if your in the flintshire area.

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deb68_2 Posts: 302 Forumite

21 October 2011 at 6:52PM

Will go an have a look at them all thank you all very much xx
can you tell me where about in Chirk it is
thanks again deb

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FatAndy Posts: 7,541 Forumite

25 October 2011 at 9:30AM

There's a big market & car boot sale on Saturdays at the Tir Prince Raceway just outside Rhyl - http://www.tirprince.co.uk/1733/TurnUpandTrade.html

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6 November 2011 at 11:49AM

deb68 wrote: »

Will go an have a look at them all thank you all very much xx
can you tell me where about in Chirk it is
thanks again deb

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