Zanol's Car Boot Sale Fundraiser

26/02/2024

In 2024 I am not planning on hosting a car boot sale.
But Julie’s Bargain Shed will be open (with fundraising for a chosen cause) Saturday 16th November 2024 (more details including opening times will be available closer to the date).
Thank you everyone who have supported our events over the years. A lot of planning goes into these events and cost as well. It’s just to much for me to plan and host the event.
I know this is the best decision and hope you support me to make this a great open day in November.

31/12/2023

Happy New Year everyone.
I thank you for your support this year and most importantly our November event.
Bring on 2024.

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas everyone. This time of the year can be stressful for many different reasons. Just remember to breathe and one step at a time.

Thank you for your support during 2023.

17/12/2023

F*ck Cancer

29/11/2023

26/11/2023

What a great day
Saturday 18th November will be remembered as a great community event.
Enjoy the photos of the day including group stall holder photos and individual photos.
Feel free to share these pictures and use for your promotion

📷 Michael Roden - thank you ☺️

Bowel Cancer Australia
Garage Sale Trail
Naracoorte Lucindale Council
Tender Cuts Naracoorte
The Coffee Pitt
Julie's Bargain Shed Naracoorte

26/11/2023

For anyone who couldn’t make the car boot sale and like to make a donation to bowel cancer Australia can do so this Wednesday 29th November 9.30 am till 11.30 am 10599 Riddoch Hwy Naracoorte at Julie's Bargain Shed Naracoorte. Donations will be sent to bowel cancer at end of this week.
Thank you for your support.

24/11/2023

So glad the car boot sale is not tomorrow
110 mm of rain in under 24 hours.

22/11/2023

Here the dates for 2024.
Not sure yet if we take part in 2024.
A lot of work went into this year event.

20/11/2023

Bargain hunters, thrift queens and kings of Australia we salute you! ⁠🫡⁠
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Over 400,000 Australians shopped or sold at more than 14,000 garage sales this November. That’s a whole lot of planet-saving, landfill reducing, friendship forming good times that wouldn’t have happened without you.⁠ 💕⁠
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To the amazing organisations that make it all possible, and free, to participate in - you rock!⁠ 🤘🏽⁠
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This year’s Garage Sale Trail was made possible thanks to the support of over 80 councils across Australia as well as PayPal, Grow It Local, ACT Government, NSW Environment Protection Authority, Queensland Government, Sustainability Victoria, Australian Neighbourhood Houses & Centres Association and Australian Men's Shed Association. 👏🏽⁠
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And to our wonderful ambassadors Veronica Milsom, , Bell Street Good For The Hood, Chaotic Social, Barry Du Bois, 2AussieThrifters, Dirty Janes Bowral, , , Never Ever Pay Retail, , and for sharing your tips and wisdom with community all across Australia. 🐨

19/11/2023

A persistent change in bowel habit, especially more frequent and/or loose, diarrhoea-like motions for several weeks is a potential sign of bowel cancer.

Knowing what’s normal (for you), makes it easier to spot any changes in your bowel habit.

However, if a change lasts for more than two weeks, it could be a sign that something isn’t right, and you should discuss it straight away with your GP.

Today, for World Toilet Day, we are bringing your attention to the Bristol Stool Chart.

Developed by Dr. Stephen Lewis and Dr. Ken Heaton at the University of Bristol, the Bristol Stool Chart was designed to help classify and categorise poo into seven types to make it easier to distinguish the healthy from the not-so-healthy.

It can be a useful aid when describing your poo to a GP or specialist.

Generally speaking, poo that more closely resembles Type 3 or 4 is considered ‘normal’.

Poo closer to Type 7 is suggestive of diarrhoea and needs to be investigated by a GP if it lasts for over two weeks.

If you notice blood in your poo or experience any of the signs or symptoms linked below for more than two weeks, speak to your GP about it as soon as possible.

bit.ly/bowel-cancer-signs-symptoms

World Toilet Day was established by the United Nations to raise awareness of the 3.5 billion people living without access to safely managed sanitation.

For more information:
worldtoiletday.info
unwater.org/bethechange