At the age of 80 I am biting the bullet and clearing our loft for the first time this century. My favourite find so far has been my LP's from my early twenties and thirties, Chris Barbers Jazz Band, The Outlaws, Johnny Johnson and his Bandwagon ( whatever happened to them ? ), Davey Arthur and the Furies, etc. It's a treasure trove of memories, my old golf clubs, family photos, what seems like dozens of duvets, give it a try, I'm like a new man ( to which my wife sighed ' if only '. )
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Have never seen so much sh*t, as well as antique furniture, vinyl records that we knew he had but not to the extend of numbers, amplifiers, speakers, tuners, ridiculous.
We filled 2 skips with rubbish, a whole load of stuff went to a museum and the vinyls are in the process of being sold off.
Also cleared out our loft at the end of last year ahead of our major building works as we knew we had a lot of stuff going up there temporarily.
The only thing we found from the previous owner was a box of old porn mags going back to the 80s.
On a serious note putting stuff in the loft is a big mistake. It’s gets left up there for years and years you die and your family have the unenviable job of dumping the lot.
If its not, theres no way im going up there, small children have been sent up and never returned.
None of which I'm allowed to chuck out. Even though we haven't had a VHS player for 15 years.
Surprised out ceiling hasn't given way to be honest
can actually get into my garage now
Not being able to use it, and with very little other storage space, means my hoarding days are long gone (excluding the boxes of 'treasure' that I've got stored in my Dad's loft!).
Invariably, on the sports pages, Charlton have lost.
I tell them it’s a health and safety thing. I don’t want them treading on a carriage.
On a more serious note, our loft is mostly full of stuff we never use.